Treehouse’s native token $TREE is consolidating near $0.34, holding ground after its post-airdrop volatility and July’s dramatic TVL milestone. The token’s journey since its Binance debut has been defined by sharp swings — a steep sell-off from the initial hype, followed by a bounce as the protocol’s ecosystem crossed $500M in TVL.
Currently, $TREE trades with ~$25M–$30M in daily volume, reflecting steady liquidity across Binance, Coinbase, and other top exchanges. Circulating supply remains around 156M TREE, just 15% of the 1B cap, keeping token unlocks in focus. Traders are watching the $0.50 resistance level closely; a breakout could shift sentiment, while failure risks further downside.
Beyond price action, Treehouse continues to position itself as DeFi’s fixed-income layer, leveraging tAssets and its Decentralized Offered Rate (DOR) to deliver predictable yields. With staking vaults offering 50–75% APR and token unlocks approaching, $TREE sits at a pivotal moment — whether it roots deeper or sways further will depend on market conviction.
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