Many DeFi project tokens often have a short lifecycle: initially attracting users with high returns, but once the hype passes, the price declines sharply. However, Treehouse's $TREE operates under a completely different logic than these speculative tokens.
First, it is a governance token. The parameters of DOR and the expansion direction of tAssets will be decided through voting by token holders. This means that $TREE directly participates in the long-term development of the ecosystem, rather than just having a name associated with governance.
Secondly, it is a core incentive. Users who stake TREE can gain additional yield weighting; as more tAssets and FRA tools are launched, the use cases for the token will continue to increase. This binding relationship makes TREE the true lifeblood of the ecosystem.
More importantly, Treehouse's positioning is as a 'DeFi fixed income layer,' which is a market with a rigid demand that will exist long-term.
In contrast to projects that rely on short-term hype, the logic behind #Treehouse is much more stable. Holding $TREE is equivalent to betting on the entire 'on-chain bond market.'
This is also why I prefer to regard TREE as an infrastructure token rather than a short-term speculative asset. Its value lies in supporting the entire fixed income ecosystem in the long run.
