Thinking back to when I first got into DeFi, I often encountered a problem: even though I had assets across different protocols and chains, I could never quite figure out the overall situation. Checking the block explorer required constant switching, and I had to do the calculations myself, which was both cumbersome and prone to errors. It wasn't until I started using Treehouse that I truly understood what it meant to have "an overview of on-chain assets".
Treehouse automatically integrates data from different protocols and helps me generate charts for yield, risk, and net worth. For example, if I have staking on Ethereum and have provided liquidity on Arbitrum, the platform displays these assets in a unified manner, creating clear reports. The feature that impressed me the most is its risk alerts: if a certain collateral position approaches the liquidation line, it sends an early warning, giving me time to add collateral.
For retail investors like me, Treehouse provides a sense of security and clarity. For institutional investors, its functions resemble a set of professional risk management tools. Institutions can use this data for risk modeling and develop more reasonable investment strategies.
In my view, the value of Treehouse lies not only in convenience but also in making market information more transparent. In the past, information disparity meant opportunity disparity, and Treehouse is reducing this gap, allowing more people to invest from the same starting line. This transparency and rationality are exactly what the crypto market needs to mature.
