$TREE Treehouse (TREE) – Short-Term Recovery Signs, but Long-Term Bearish Pressure Persists
Over the past 24 hours, TREE dropped 2.03% to $0.3576, despite showing short-term recovery signals as MACD turned bullish and RSI rebounded strongly from oversold levels. This indicates buyers are stepping back in, though the momentum remains insufficient to reverse the broader trend.
On the ecosystem side, Treehouse continues building its fixed-income DeFi layer, now attracting over $500 million in TVL. The project is also expanding its reach through new listings and strategic partnerships, strengthening its position in the fixed-income DeFi niche.
However, longer-term bearish signals persist, with TREE still trending below key EMAs. On-chain flows further reveal a net outflow of roughly $167,000 USDT in the past 24 hours, reflecting profit-taking and rising concerns over short-term volatility.
Can Treehouse sustain this technical rebound to regain market confidence, or will long-term bearish pressure prevail?
