$TREE is the main token that powers Treehouse Protocol’s decentralized fixed income system. It’s designed to reward users for staking, voting, and keeping the Decentralized Offered Rate (DOR) data accurate.
There will only ever be 1 billion TREE tokens. They’re released slowly over 48 months to make sure there’s enough liquidity without harming long-term stability. When you stake TREE, you get to vote on key protocol changes like how yields work or how fees are set. Over time, this gives more control to the community instead of the original team.
TREE also rewards node operators and panelists who provide reliable interest rate data to the DOR oracle. These rewards are set up to keep the system fair and honest. The token is also used to pay for things like checking benchmark rates and minting or redeeming tAssets, making it part of everyday protocol activity.
Fees collected in TREE help fund development, create insurance reserves, and support community grants. If you stake ETH or liquid staking tokens, you get tETH which earns extra yield through arbitrage strategies. Part of those yields are paid out in TREE, adding more demand for the token as the network grows.
By combining rewards, governance rights, and transaction utility, #TREE helps keep the protocol secure and active. It’s at the core of Treehouse’s mission to build a strong and lasting DeFi benchmark.
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