{"content":"#Treehouse : Making the Decentralized Fixed Income Layer In conventional finance, bonds and other fixed-income investments are safe and provide you returns you can bank on. Two innovative methods that Treehouse is making digital assets equally as safe as physical ones are Treehouse Assets (tAssets) and Decentralized Offered Rates (DOR). The most important thing Treehouse does is let people put ETH or liquid staking tokens (LSTs) into the system. They get tETH, a token that pays them interest and tells them where they are in return. tETH is more than just another staking wrapper; it also helps Ethereum's fractured ecosystem work in other ways. Treehouse makes on-chain lending and borrowing rates simpler to comprehend and more stable by combining them. More new ideas are on the way. DOR helps Treehouse determine pricing that everyone can agree on. It works like a decentralized LIBOR for the Web3 world. It offers you a reliable benchmark rate that you can use to make a lot of other types of fixed-income products, such structured notes, constant yields, and even DeFi tools that are good enough for institutions. The main essential feature is that tETH makes DOR safer. The system becomes more reliable as more people use it. Treehouse is working on a decentralized fixed income layer that might change how stability works in crypto markets by combining the best parts of conventional finance with the openness of DeFi. @TreehouseFi $TREE ","images":["https://d2kdcqywr8ua22.cloudfront.net/uploadfile/article/blog/2025082025/08/20/6085f7e3a2a04849a160d862dd1251f9.png"],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["TREE/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}