I have always believed that the future of DeFi must be interconnected across multiple chains, rather than being dominated by a single public chain. Recently, I noticed that TreehouseFi's cross-chain layout is gradually deepening, which makes me more optimistic about its prospects. Its flagship product, Harvest, has already covered multiple mainstream public chains such as Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Avalanche.

This multi-chain layout is not just a demonstration of compatibility; it is a microcosm of the future development of DeFi. By integrating multi-chain data, TreehouseFi can provide users with more comprehensive yield strategies. For example, users can compare the yield rates of tAssets on different chains and then choose the best investment path. This breaks down barriers between public chains, allowing funds to circulate more efficiently across different ecosystems.

In addition, TreehouseFi's DOR system also provides possibilities for cross-chain financial products. Imagine a future where developers can build derivative protocols based on DOR on any public chain without worrying about inconsistencies in interest rate data. It's like building a unified financial 'highway' for the DeFi world, allowing assets and information to travel freely.

I personally look forward to TreehouseFi's further development in the cross-chain field, especially their future plans to launch Project Bamboo and Gaia Launch. I believe that with the implementation of these products, TreehouseFi will become a key node connecting different public chain ecosystems and bring more innovation and possibilities to the entire Web3.

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