DeFi Yield Total "Plummet"? tRWA of #Treehouse Relies on Real Assets to Resist Volatility

Many people complain that DeFi yields are "fake": today it's a 20% annual interest rate, tomorrow it drops to 5%, all dependent on the project team's token issuance. But Treehouse's tRWA is different, as its yields come entirely from real-world assets, making it very stable.

For example, tMortgage (tokenized mortgage) generates income from the principal and interest paid monthly by homebuyers; as long as someone is repaying their mortgage, the income will not stop; tBond (tokenized corporate bond) relies on the periodic coupon payments made by companies, all supported by cash flows from real business activities. Currently, tMortgage can reliably provide a 5.8% annual return, and tBond can offer a 4.2% annual return, with no sudden "plummet" and no hidden risks of token unlocks.

For investors who fear volatility, tRWA is not about "gambling on returns," but about securing "certain returns"—DeFi finally has stable yield tools backed by real value! @Treehouse Official $TREE