What if DeFi had its own tickerable interest curve like TradFi?

Picture this: TradFi runs on curves—SOFR, LIBOR—that power loans, swaps, and bond pricing. Treehouse wants the same for DeFi. Its DOR (Decentralized Offered Rates) isn't just another yield oracle—it’s designed to be the DeFi interest curve. What’s new is that rate forecasters stake TREE and get slashed for wrong predictions. That makes the curve market-driven, not just algorithmic.

Treehouse hit a huge launch milestone: its TGE (Gaia) triggered Pre-Deposit Vaults offering up to 75% APR, with staking directly tied to DOR rate accuracy. Plus, tETH TVL exploded to $28M in under 4 hours, hitting $300M across tAssets by the end of 2024. The STAI-rate debate is turning foundational.

Here’s the trending question: Can Treehouse’s DOR become the defi-native LIBOR? If other protocols price loans, derivatives, or savings against it—and adjust via yield-curve logic—we’ll see fixed-term, structured DeFi. That’s infrastructure maturity. Watch for institutional integrations, cross-chain tAsset rollouts (like tAVAX, tSOL), and panelist performance metrics (accuracy + stakes) to measure whether DOR becomes a reference standard—or just another headline. @Treehouse Official #Treehouse $TREE