Treehouse
Treehouse is a decentralized fixed income layer offering enhanced yield through interest rate arbitrage on tAssets.
What is Treehouse?
Treehouse is a decentralized fixed income protocol that connects yield primitives, benchmark rates, and a participation layer into unified fixed income infrastructure. Its flagship products are tAssets — liquid staking derivatives like tETH and tAVAX that earn enhanced yields through interest rate arbitrage, converging fragmented rates of native chain assets to their risk-free rate. Users can stake native tokens or Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs) in automated strategies to earn LST APY plus Market Efficiency Yield. Treehouse also develops Decentralized Offered Rates (DOR), a benchmark rate system designed to spark new fixed income primitives. The ecosystem includes Operators, Panelists, and Delegators who govern DOR feeds and enable on-chain financial products.
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