In the cryptocurrency market, why is 'stable income' more scarce than high profits?
When it comes to cryptocurrency, the first reaction is often: high risk, high volatility.
The market may rise twenty points in a day, but the next day it could be cut in half; it’s exciting but also quite a hassle.
However, those who truly thrive in this market often rely not on short-term windfalls but on whether they can find stable and sustainable income.
So the question arises: in the crypto world, who can provide an experience similar to 'buying bonds or saving in fixed deposits'? @Treehouse Official
👝 What does Treehouse want to achieve?
Treehouse, launched by Treehouse Labs, aims to address this pain point.
Its positioning is very straightforward: bringing fixed income on-chain.
In traditional finance, buying bonds and saving in fixed deposits have transparent interest rates and predictable returns;
In DeFi, Treehouse aims to replicate this model.
By using tETH, DOR interest rate benchmarks, and the TREE token, it builds a 'fixed income layer' allowing investors to understand how much interest they can earn without having to monitor the market daily.
In other words, Treehouse wants to bring the 'bond experience' on-chain.
🎓 Significance for DeFi
For individual investors:
No longer do you have to risk it all chasing high-risk mining pools, nor do you need to survive through short-term speculation.
With $TREE + tETH, you can build a relatively stable income portfolio.
For projects/institutions:
With interest rate benchmarks, it becomes easier to design fixed-income products. This not only diversifies DeFi products but also adds depth to the entire ecosystem.
For ordinary users:
In the past, 'on-chain wealth management' sounded mysterious and complicated; now for the first time, they can experience something akin to 'bonds.'
Even if they are not finance professionals, they can access transparent interest rates and try a more diversified asset management approach.
Will the future of DeFi continue to focus on high-risk mining as mainstream, or will it shift towards fixed income? $TREE
Let’s discuss in the comments.
