Treehouse

I have been following Treehouse and invested a bit myself. In terms of business, I think it addresses a key pain point: building interest rate pricing benchmarks for DeFi.

This is not just a big business; it could also be the anchor of the entire on-chain fixed income market in the future.

I know some friends in traditional finance who work in fixed income, and this group is basically made up of the most profitable roles in investment banks. For giants like Goldman Sachs, fixed income business revenue can account for more than 60%.

Why? Because interest rates are always the underlying logic of finance, the starting point for the pricing of all structured products, lending, and derivatives.

The two core products of Treehouse - tAsset and DOR - are built in this direction:
tAsset is a structured yield strategy, which can be simply understood as combining ETH/LST staking rewards with DeFi arbitrage to create an enhanced "yield farming" product.

DOR is the secret weapon of Treehouse, aiming to become the LIBOR/SOFR on the chain and establish a decentralized interest rate consensus. Once DOR is widely referenced by the market, Treehouse will become the interest rate engine for the entire DeFi fixed income market.

The key is that now is the best time to do this. The next wave of growth in DeFi will come from institutional users, and the game that institutions are most familiar with is interest rates and fixed income.

If Treehouse can turn DOR into an on-chain "interest rate benchmark," then it is not just a product, but the infrastructure of an entire on-chain financial market.

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