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Will $TREE rise again?
Understanding the fundamentals of the project will make it clear.
Last year, I met a friend in traditional finance who wanted to enter DeFi with a few million but was scared away by various impermanent losses and complicated strategies.
He said:
"I just want a stable return like a bond; why is it so hard in the crypto world?" This question made me realize that what DeFi lacks is not high-yield products but fixed-income infrastructure that can allow ordinary people to sleep peacefully.
That's why @Treehouse Official is worth paying attention to.
It addresses the yield pain points of DeFi with two innovative products:
1. tAssets - A dual yield engine that earns while lying down
Holding assets like tETH not only allows you to earn Ethereum staking rewards but also to earn additional MEY rewards through TreehouseFi's interest rate arbitrage strategy.
It currently supports the three major networks: Ethereum/Arbitrum/Mantle, and you can also use it as collateral to borrow stablecoins, unlocking liquidity while continuing to earn points.
2. DOR - The interest rate GPS of the DeFi world
This decentralized benchmark interest rate mechanism makes the yields of different platforms comparable.
Just like LIBOR in traditional finance, it enables the development of more complex fixed-income products.
Even more impressive is their analysis platform, Harvest, which offers free support for holding analysis across five major chains, with data visualization clearer than many paid products.
In 2022, they secured $18 million in funding, and now the community activity GoNut is issuing points for TREE airdrops.
The fixed income sector in traditional finance is three times the size of the stock market, yet the DeFi space is almost blank.
TreehouseFi is likely to become the underlying protocol of this trillion-dollar market.
I used to think that "guaranteed profits" and "DeFi" were contradictory, but now it seems that we just lacked infrastructure like TreehouseFi.
#Treehouse and $TREE
So, brothers, do you think TREE is a good project?
Understanding the fundamentals of the project will make it clear.
Last year, I met a friend in traditional finance who wanted to enter DeFi with a few million but was scared away by various impermanent losses and complicated strategies.
He said:
"I just want a stable return like a bond; why is it so hard in the crypto world?" This question made me realize that what DeFi lacks is not high-yield products but fixed-income infrastructure that can allow ordinary people to sleep peacefully.
That's why @Treehouse Official is worth paying attention to.
It addresses the yield pain points of DeFi with two innovative products:
1. tAssets - A dual yield engine that earns while lying down
Holding assets like tETH not only allows you to earn Ethereum staking rewards but also to earn additional MEY rewards through TreehouseFi's interest rate arbitrage strategy.
It currently supports the three major networks: Ethereum/Arbitrum/Mantle, and you can also use it as collateral to borrow stablecoins, unlocking liquidity while continuing to earn points.
2. DOR - The interest rate GPS of the DeFi world
This decentralized benchmark interest rate mechanism makes the yields of different platforms comparable.
Just like LIBOR in traditional finance, it enables the development of more complex fixed-income products.
Even more impressive is their analysis platform, Harvest, which offers free support for holding analysis across five major chains, with data visualization clearer than many paid products.
In 2022, they secured $18 million in funding, and now the community activity GoNut is issuing points for TREE airdrops.
The fixed income sector in traditional finance is three times the size of the stock market, yet the DeFi space is almost blank.
TreehouseFi is likely to become the underlying protocol of this trillion-dollar market.
I used to think that "guaranteed profits" and "DeFi" were contradictory, but now it seems that we just lacked infrastructure like TreehouseFi.
#Treehouse and $TREE
So, brothers, do you think TREE is a good project?
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