The future of DeFi is definitely multi-chain. TreehouseFi is doing a great job with cross-chain layout, covering many chains such as Ethereum, BNB Chain, and can also analyze many protocols. They allow users to compare yields across different chains, and funds can flow more freely. TreehouseFi's DOR system is impressive, making it easier for developers to create cross-chain financial products. They not only transfer assets but also establish a unified financial logic between different chains. I am looking forward to TreehouseFi's future Project Bamboo and Gaia Launch, which will surely contribute to the development of Web3!

I have always believed that the future of DeFi must be interconnected across multiple chains, rather than 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 several mainstream public chains such as Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Avalanche, and can analyze positions from over 130 protocols.
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 yields of tAssets across different chains and then choose the best investment path. This breaks down barriers between public chains, allowing funds to flow more efficiently across different ecosystems.