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𝗕𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗰𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗣𝗮𝗱 𝗖𝗼𝗶𝗻𝘀 𝗣𝗲𝗿𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝗻𝗰𝗲 - Succinct $1.09 🔺 +8.60% Caldera $1.01 🔺 +3.59% BounceBit $0.135 🔻 -0.99% Lagrange $0.3469 🔺 +10.18% Huma Finance $0.03712 🔺 +13.57% Treehouse $0.4067 🔻 -0.23% WalletConnect $0.3368 🔺 +7.76% Chainbase $0.2723 🔺 +7.58% Bubblemaps $0.0919 🔺 +22.34% © Dropstab

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Ethena’s $USDe supply has exceeded $10 billion for the first time ever, setting a new all-time high. And we saw Its Reflection in $ENA Price

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Day 1 into The Fixed Income Layer of Treehouse $TREE - DAY 1 Like other popular topic - Treehouse also got massive attention in Binance Square. Where most of information are dulll and too-much Slop to be understood. We didn't even understand the concept or the core idea of Treehouse, in this post we will try to uncover that and find out what's actually Treehouse Finance. ❍ What is Treehouse Finance Treehouse Finance is a DeFi protocol focused on creating a robust "fixed-income layer" for digital assets. It aims to solve the problem of fragmented and volatile interest rates in the DeFi space by introducing standardized products and benchmark rates. ❍ How Treehouse Finance Works First, you send your ETH to the Treehouse protocol, which means you deposit your Ethereum into the platform. Then, the platform will give you a "tETH" token. This token acts as a receipt that you've put your Ethereum into the protocol. This specific type of asset is called a "Treehouse Asset," or simply "tAsset." Next, the magic happens behind the scenes. Treehouse’s smart contracts will take your deposited ETH and automatically allocate it across various DeFi protocols (like lending platforms or staking pools) to find and capture the best available yields. You don't have to do any of this complex work yourself. Finally, your tETH token automatically grows in value over time as the protocol continuously collects all those optimized yields and funnels them back to you. When you decide to redeem your tETH, you'll receive more ETH than you initially deposited, without having had to actively manage a single position. That's it. It's so simple to understand... We will cover more complex Defi strategies and theories in Treehouse in coming Days. Till then see You there in Day 2 #Treehouse @Treehouse Official

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Day 1 The Prover Season By Succinct $PROVE - DAY 1 Succinct been all over the Binance Square and social media and only handful of person know what is actually about. People talk about prover network, SP1, ZKP but those technical lingo confused people more and more. . . So, In Day 1 We will try to clear about getting the idea of What is Succinct Actually? Imagine you have a complex task, like a huge math problem or running a complicated computer program. Normally, you'd have to trust a powerful computer to do the work and tell you the right answer. But what if you could prove that the answer is correct, without having to re-do all that work yourself or see all the steps? This is exactly what Succinct does. So, you're wondering how it works. Let me show you. Suppose you are a requester, which means you have a task that needs to be done. You write a program, maybe in a language like Rust, and you want to run it without having to trust a specific person or company You submit this program to Succinct's network. Think of this network as a pool of powerful computers run by people around the world. These computers are called "provers" The provers see your request, and one of them runs your program for you. As it runs the program, it creates a very special and tiny piece of data called a "proof" Or specifically Zero Knowledge Proofs The prover then sends this small proof back to you. Now, here's the thing, you don't need to run the whole program yourself to know the result is correct. You just need to quickly check this tiny proof. If the proof is valid, you can be 100% sure that the program ran exactly as you wrote it In short, you give a task to the network, a computer runs it and gives you a tiny, instant-to-check proof, and you use that proof to confirm the result without having to trust anyone. That's the core idea behind succinct its so simple yet too complex, we will learn more about it's work ethics and Flow in Day 2 #𝗦𝘂𝗰𝗰𝗶𝗻𝗰𝘁𝗟𝗮𝗯𝘀 @Succinct

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