Do you remember the madness when Lido was galloping ahead? From obscurity to the king of on-chain staking, it reconstructed the play of ETH with 'liquid staking', making countless people slap their thighs and shout 'Why didn't I get on board back then?'
Now, while everyone is looking for the 'next Lido', Treehouse is tearing open a bigger hole—it is not trying to replicate Lido’s path, but to dig a 'great canal of interest rates' that can redirect all of DeFi!
🌳【Treehouse: Wilder than Lido, tougher than Compound】
Lido addresses the issue of 'not letting staking money sit idle', Compound solves 'how to calculate the interest on borrowed money', but Treehouse directly crushes and rebuilds the core of these two:
The tAssets it creates (like tETH) not only allow you to stake for earnings but also tie those earnings directly to the on-chain 'benchmark interest rate'—this rate (TESR) is not arbitrarily set; it is the 'on-chain central bank rate' derived from consensus across the entire market data.
Simply put: Lido gives you 'staking yields', Treehouse gives you 'the yield anchor that stabilizes the entire financial system.'
🌳【After Lido, the 'yield ceiling' of DeFi is set to be broken】
Lido is impressive, but it's just the 'king of the staking track'; whereas Treehouse aims to be the 'rule-maker for all yields' right from the start:
• In the future, which interest rates will borrowing follow? Possibly TESR;
• How to reliably calculate the yield of stablecoins? Possibly linked to TESR;
• Even the pricing of futures and options might use TESR as a 'coordinate system.'
This is not a fight for Lido's cake; this is about re-welding a 'load-bearing pillar' on the foundation of DeFi!
🌳【The market has been eagerly awaiting】
Within just a few days of launching, TVL surged to 500 million, with institutions diving in like sharks smelling blood—this is not just trading coins; it is clearly rushing to submit a 'nomination to the future on-chain Federal Reserve.'
Price fluctuations? In the face of infrastructure at this level, the short-term ups and downs seem trivial, like waves crashing against rocks. Real players focus on whether this can turn DeFi from 'wild paths' into 'regular armies.'
🌳【Did you think you missed just one project? It might be a ticket to the entire DeFi's 'interest rate revolution'】
In the last wave of dividends, those who seized Lido and Uniswap earned 'money from the track explosion';
In this wave, if Treehouse succeeds, the profit will be from the 'money for reconstructing the financial system.'
Those who don't understand are still cursing 'down 40%', while those who do are already studying: If this truly becomes an 'on-chain interest anchor', where will the opportunities be in the next decade?
Don't ask whether to grab Treehouse; first ask yourself: Are you brave enough to bet that DeFi will have 'real rules'?
