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Treehouse Protocol - DeFi’s Fixed-Income Layer Is Finally Here

If DeFi wants real mainstream capital, it needs more than mercurial APYs - it needs benchmarks, predictability, and fixed-income primitives

That’s exactly the gap Treehouse Protocol, developed by Treehouse Labs, is building to fill: a decentralized fixed-income layer with products you can actually compose across DeFi

At its core, Treehouse introduces two powerful primitives:

tAssets - yield instruments (starting with tETH) that unify scattered on-chain rates and capture market efficiency yield

DOR (Decentralized Offered Rates) - a consensus-driven benchmark rate system for digital assets 

Why This Matters and why now

Traditional markets rely on fixed-income and reference rates for pricing, hedging, and risk management. Crypto largely doesn’t. The result is fragmented yields, poor rate discovery, and limited fixed-income tooling. Treehouse flips that script:

Predictable benchmarks for derivatives pricing, hedging strategies, portfolio benchmarking, and discounting cash flows.

Composable building blocks so protocols can integrate stable rate references into loans, notes, FRAs, swaptions, and more. 

Pillar 1: tAssets (Starting with tETH)

tETH is Treehouse’s flagship LST 2.0 product

You deposit ETH or LSTs; the protocol runs interest rate arbitrage strategies to converge fragmented ETH rates toward a risk free staking baseline