TREE Series (Nine): Analysis of the Five Key Roles in the DOR Ecosystem
Decentralized Quoting Rate (DOR) is the innovative core of the Treehouse protocol, driven by five key roles that together create a transparent and efficient interest rate market. First are the operators, who are responsible for maintaining the stable operation of the DOR data flow, ensuring the system functions properly. Next are the panel members, who use proprietary models to submit interest rate forecasts and market data, supporting the forward-looking interest rate curve of DOR.
The referees are participants who apply DOR data to actual financial products, such as developing interest rate swaps or fixed-income lending tools. The delegators collaborate with panel members by staking tAssets, supporting governance and sharing profits while retaining asset ownership. Finally, end users enjoy transparent interest rate services powered by DOR through the products developed by referees.
These five roles are closely connected through the $TREE token. Referees pay TREE as query fees, incentivizing operators and panel members to provide high-quality data; delegators earn a share through staking; and end users benefit from decentralized financial products. The DOR ecosystem eliminates the centralized drawbacks of traditional interest rate systems through economic incentives and consensus mechanisms, injecting new vitality and fairness into the DeFi market.
