The Innovative Journey of Treehouse: How tETH Reshapes DeFi Fixed Income?
@TreehouseFi #Treehouse $TREE
As a decentralized finance protocol born in 2021, Treehouse is addressing users' yield anxiety in a volatile market with its unique tAssets (Treehouse Assets) and DOR (Decentralized Borrowing Rate) mechanisms. Users can deposit ETH or liquid staking tokens (LST) to receive tETH — which not only represents the underlying asset rights but also stabilizes yield through fragmented on-chain ETH exchange rates.
Currently, there are three main ways to participate in the Treehouse ecosystem:
Galxe tasks to acquire OG identity
Complete the quiz on the Galxe platform (Answer: B/B/D/C), link your wallet and verify basic tasks to earn an early community identity badge.
Hold Squirrel NFT to double points
Purchase Treehouse Squirrel Council NFT on the secondary market (current price ≈ 0.057 ETH); holders staking tETH can receive double point rewards (originally 1 nut/day → 2 nuts/day).
LP liquidity mining enhances yields
Provide tETH/wstETH liquidity on the Curve platform, and staking LP tokens can stack the base APY (1.5%) with point earnings (2 nuts/day), achieving a combined annualized return of over 5%.
Why does the TREE token have long-term value?
Institutional-grade risk control tools: Treehouse provides retail investors with institutional-grade data analysis dashboards to monitor the position risks of 68 protocols in real-time, alerting for hacker attacks and contract vulnerabilities.
Accelerated compliance process: Recently, Coinbase announced the listing of $TREE trading, and after the transition period of Hong Kong's Stablecoin Regulation ends, Treehouse's positioning in cross-border settlement may promote the implementation of compliance.
Scarcity of token economic model: Total financing exceeds $18 million (led by Binance Labs/Wintermute), and the tETH staking pool capacity is only 132,500 ETH (currently full), which could lead to a supply-demand imbalance and potentially boost deflationary effects.
