Many people compare Treehouse with established DeFi protocols like Aave and Compound, but the positioning of the two is actually quite different.
The core of Aave and Compound is lending, with interest rates completely determined by supply and demand, which often leads to significant fluctuations. For users seeking stable returns, such volatility is hard to accept. MakerDAO focuses on stablecoins but has not addressed the issue of 'fixed interest rates.' Treehouse's entry point is to directly establish a rate benchmark (DOR) and fixed income products (tAssets).
One could say that Aave and Compound are 'banks', MakerDAO is a 'currency board', while Treehouse is the 'bond market'. This is a whole new dimension, not competition, but rather complementing the entire DeFi financial puzzle.
As more users become accustomed to obtaining stable returns at #Treehouse , the value of $TREE will naturally be reflected across the entire ecosystem.
