#treehouse What Is Treehouse (TREE)?

Treehouse is a decentralized finance protocol built on Ethereum that aims to unify fragmented DeFi yields and introduce fixed‑income primitives on-chain. Its core innovations include:

• tAssets: Liquid staking derivatives (e.g., tETH) that automatically optimize yield through interest rate arbitrage across lending and staking markets.

• DOR (Decentralized Offered Rates): A community-governed benchmark rate system (like LIBOR) enabling on‑chain fixed-rate products, swaps, and more.

• Together, these tools power a scalable, institutional-grade fixed income layer in The TREE token serves as the protocol’s governance, utility, and incentive token, enabling rate access, staking by panelists/operators, protocol voting, and participation rewards. 

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💵 PRICE & METRICS (as of early August 2025)

• Price: ~$0.57 USD per TREE (range ~$0.45–$1.35 over recent days) 

• Market Cap: ~$80–90 million USD, with Fully Diluted Valuation (FDV) ~$570 million (total max supply 1 billion TREE) 

• Circulating Supply: ~156.1 million TREE (≈15.6% of max supply)  TREE is central to Treehouse’s goals of building fixed-income primitive infrastructure:

• Enables users to access DOR rates on-chain

• Staked by panelists/operators to support decentralized interest rate consensus

• Used for governance voting, developer rewards, and fee structures 

By merging tAssets and DOR, Treehouse offers structured fixed‑rate lending, swaps, and predictable yield strategies previously hard to achieve on DeFi.