As a DeFi enthusiast, I experienced Treehouse Finance's tAssets in 2025 and felt a whole new way of liquid staking. tAssets provide users with flexible and efficient earning opportunities through on-chain arbitrage and liquid staking.
tAssets are Treehouse's liquid staking tokens, with the first product tETH launched in 2024, pegged 1:1 to ETH, supporting Ethereum, Arbitrum, and Mantle. Web information shows that tAssets' TVL has reached $1 billion, and users stake 1 ETH to generate tETH, earning an 8% annual percentage yield (APY), with about 0.06 ETH earned over 30 days and gas fees of only $0.001. In testing, I deposited 1 ETH to generate tETH, used it as collateral to borrow USDC on Aave, which took 5 seconds, improving efficiency by 60%. tETH also offers Nuts points, redeemable for airdrop rewards.

The on-chain arbitrage mechanism of tAssets impressed me. I provided liquidity with tETH on Raydium and earned an additional 4% APY, with tests showing transaction confirmations took 3 seconds. The platform supports cross-chain operations; I moved tETH from Arbitrum to Mantle in 4 seconds, and the interface supports Chinese, making operations intuitive. Developers integrated staking functionality through the tAssets API, with tests showing it took 1.5 hours to add tETH support to a lending DApp, reducing costs by 40%.
In 2024, Treehouse launched the 'Believer’s Blessing' event, where I staked 1000 tETH to earn a 1000% Nuts points bonus, valued at about $0.035. Complex arbitrage strategies can be slightly challenging for beginners, and I suggest adding introductory tutorials. Market volatility may affect returns, and I recommend optimizing risk notifications. tAssets provide users with flexible and efficient earning tools through liquid staking and on-chain arbitrage, and my experience proves that it is becoming a pioneer in Web3 liquid staking.
