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The Treehouse Ecosystem: The Building Blocks of DeFi's Decentralized Fixed Income
Treehouse is a groundbreaking decentralized application (dApp) that aspires to change the way fixed income operates in the world of digital finance. The industry should now look for ways to improve and grow. The protocol was designed by Treehouse Labs. It has a strong infrastructure made up of tAssets that generate income and a decentralized benchmark rate mechanism called DOR (Decentralized Offered Rates). The Treehouse Ecosystem is a single layer on the blockchain that works with Ethereum and other blockchains to make sure that money comes in.
What is a Treehouse?
Treehouse is a DeFi technology that modifies how fixed income products work by employing a three-layer architecture.
1. Yield Layer: People may utilize tAssets like tETH to generate money with Treehouse by taking advantage of fluctuations in interest rates.
2. Benchmark Layer: DOR makes sure that there is a decentralized reference rate in DeFi marketplaces that can't be modified.
3. The Participation Layer: Operators, Panelists, Delegators, and End Users all help the network agree on rules and make decisions.
More Money with LST 2.0
The next kind of LST is tAssets. They let users make more than only the prizes that come with their own PoS. The first product, tETH, is built on Ethereum and uses wstETH from Lido. It also searches for methods to make money via lending services like Aave and Spark.
These assets do more than make money; they also help the DOR environment grow. Panelists and Operators put up tETH to make sure the rate predictions are correct. They also lower risks to make sure everyone is honest.
DOR: A Benchmark Rate System That Doesn't Need to Be Trusted
Treehouse wants to tackle a long-standing problem in finance: individuals modifying and centralizing benchmark rates like LIBOR and SOFR. DOR replaces systems that aren't clear with a decentralized, consensus-driven architecture that gives you interest rates that stay the same and look to the future.
Five important people are in charge of this system: • Operators make sure that DOR is constantly working. • The panelists did their best to figure out the prices. • People who utilize DOR to make money are called referencers. • Delegators provide money to operators and panelists. • Users get new DeFi tools for fixed income.
This strategy makes sure that DOR is open, honest, and hard to censor, which makes it a valid criterion for on-chain banking.
The ecosystem runs on the TREE Token.
The TREE token is very important for both governance and use: • Query Fees: To see DOR data, referencers must pay in TREE. • Staking: Panelists need to stake TREE to help establish prices. • Governance: The owners of TREE decide what the protocol will do. • DAO Grants: Money for new ideas that are posted on Treehouse • Rewards: Everyone who submits a correct DOR receives one.
This tokenomics paradigm strikes a good mix between long-term success, decentralization, and incentives.
How to get and utilize tokens
It was very carefully Sachem to Dimiiii sucking/frustr afterward: • 17.5% for strategic investors • 17.5% for the team and key contributors • 35.75% for community incentives and airdrops • 25% for the Treasury and Ecosystem Fund • 6.75% for exchanges and liquidity;
Vesting deadlines help everyone stay on the same page over time when it comes to protocol development and stakeholders.
The Treehouse roadmap tells you where it's headed.
Treehouse has good plans that transcend beyond Ethereum: • Start tAssets on Solana and BNB Chain • Add tETH to Layer 2s • Add new lending protocols • Set up OTC markets for ETH Staking Rate FRAs • Make DOR-based goods available in CeFi (such index audits) • Get a benchmark license • Start new rate feeds across Layer 1s
Treehouse: One Level for Fixed Income
Treehouse is built around a seamless financial system. It uses yield primitives, benchmark rates, and rewards for good governance. The design of Treehouse takes the greatest features of both TradFi and DeFi and puts them together. It will be the main part of on-chain guaranteed income, which is secure, decentralized, and unstoppable.
Treehouse is more than just another DeFi app; it's the base that will determine the future of DeFi.
@Treehouse Official #Treehouse $TREE
What is a Treehouse?
Treehouse is a DeFi technology that modifies how fixed income products work by employing a three-layer architecture.
1. Yield Layer: People may utilize tAssets like tETH to generate money with Treehouse by taking advantage of fluctuations in interest rates.
2. Benchmark Layer: DOR makes sure that there is a decentralized reference rate in DeFi marketplaces that can't be modified.
3. The Participation Layer: Operators, Panelists, Delegators, and End Users all help the network agree on rules and make decisions.
More Money with LST 2.0
The next kind of LST is tAssets. They let users make more than only the prizes that come with their own PoS. The first product, tETH, is built on Ethereum and uses wstETH from Lido. It also searches for methods to make money via lending services like Aave and Spark.
These assets do more than make money; they also help the DOR environment grow. Panelists and Operators put up tETH to make sure the rate predictions are correct. They also lower risks to make sure everyone is honest.
DOR: A Benchmark Rate System That Doesn't Need to Be Trusted
Treehouse wants to tackle a long-standing problem in finance: individuals modifying and centralizing benchmark rates like LIBOR and SOFR. DOR replaces systems that aren't clear with a decentralized, consensus-driven architecture that gives you interest rates that stay the same and look to the future.
Five important people are in charge of this system: • Operators make sure that DOR is constantly working. • The panelists did their best to figure out the prices. • People who utilize DOR to make money are called referencers. • Delegators provide money to operators and panelists. • Users get new DeFi tools for fixed income.
This strategy makes sure that DOR is open, honest, and hard to censor, which makes it a valid criterion for on-chain banking.
The ecosystem runs on the TREE Token.
The TREE token is very important for both governance and use: • Query Fees: To see DOR data, referencers must pay in TREE. • Staking: Panelists need to stake TREE to help establish prices. • Governance: The owners of TREE decide what the protocol will do. • DAO Grants: Money for new ideas that are posted on Treehouse • Rewards: Everyone who submits a correct DOR receives one.
This tokenomics paradigm strikes a good mix between long-term success, decentralization, and incentives.
How to get and utilize tokens
It was very carefully Sachem to Dimiiii sucking/frustr afterward: • 17.5% for strategic investors • 17.5% for the team and key contributors • 35.75% for community incentives and airdrops • 25% for the Treasury and Ecosystem Fund • 6.75% for exchanges and liquidity;
Vesting deadlines help everyone stay on the same page over time when it comes to protocol development and stakeholders.
The Treehouse roadmap tells you where it's headed.
Treehouse has good plans that transcend beyond Ethereum: • Start tAssets on Solana and BNB Chain • Add tETH to Layer 2s • Add new lending protocols • Set up OTC markets for ETH Staking Rate FRAs • Make DOR-based goods available in CeFi (such index audits) • Get a benchmark license • Start new rate feeds across Layer 1s
Treehouse: One Level for Fixed Income
Treehouse is built around a seamless financial system. It uses yield primitives, benchmark rates, and rewards for good governance. The design of Treehouse takes the greatest features of both TradFi and DeFi and puts them together. It will be the main part of on-chain guaranteed income, which is secure, decentralized, and unstoppable.
Treehouse is more than just another DeFi app; it's the base that will determine the future of DeFi.
@Treehouse Official #Treehouse $TREE
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