Finding Trust on the Chain: Another Attempt by TREE
In the crypto market, trust is a scarce commodity.
Some believe in soaring curves, others in community slogans, but the lasting trust often comes from transparent rules and reliable benchmarks. The existence of TREE aims to rebuild such trust on the chain.
Why Trust is Hard to Establish
The interest rates in DeFi have always been fragmented: the differences between platforms are huge, and yields fluctuate with market sentiment. Ordinary users find it difficult to judge the true cost of funds, and the risks are thus obscured. Without a unified interest rate benchmark, trust can only rely on word of mouth and luck.
The Thinking of TREE
Treehouse proposes two solutions:
• tAssets: Transforming staked assets like ETH into arbitrageable, automatically optimized derivatives, allowing users to obtain stable returns in a simple way.
• DOR: Forming a transparent on-chain interest rate through decentralized consensus, providing the market with a unified reference.
This means that users no longer need to blindly chase annualized numbers but can judge whether it is worth investing based on the consensus rate. Trust no longer relies on publicity but is grounded in data and mechanisms.
The Trust that is Sown
The TREE token plays a role in governance, staking, and incentives, allowing participants to directly engage in the generation of interest rates and the operation of the ecosystem. This is not just about holding a token, but joining a process of “co-building trust.”
Perhaps $TREE has not yet grown into a towering tree, but the seeds sown by @Treehouse Official on the chain are precisely what is most scarce in the crypto world: a kind of trust that can be verified and relied upon.
