Treehouse Protocol
  • The Decentralized Fixed Income Layer
  • Overview
    • Treehouse Architecture
    • Key Terms
    • Learning Resources
    • Technical Whitepaper
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  • tETH
    • Introduction
    • Architecture
      • Yield Optimization
      • Gas Optimization
      • Token Accounting
      • Deployment Process
      • Redemption Process
      • Safety Mechanisms
      • Profitability Assessments
    • Risks
      • Counterparty Risks
      • Liquidity Risks
      • Oracle Risks
      • Overutilization Risks
      • Regulatory Risks
      • Smart Contract Risks
    • Security
      • Audits
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      • How to Deposit
      • How to Withdraw
        • Below Redemption Band
          • Swap
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        • Above Redemption Band
          • Normal Redemption
          • Fast Redemption
      • How to LP
      • Referral System
      • How to Bridge
    • Key Addresses
  • DOR
    • Introduction
    • Key Design Principles
    • Stakeholders
      • Checks & Balances
    • Consensus Mechanism
    • Payout Mechanism
      • Panelist Pool
      • Delegator Pool
      • Payout Example
      • Payout in DORs with Multiple Tenors
    • Slashing Mechanism
      • Slashing Formula
      • Distribution of Slashed Tokens
      • Slashing in DORs with Multiple Tenors
      • Exceptional Cases
    • Glossary
    • Applications
    • Appendix
  • TESR
    • Treehouse Ethereum Staking Rate (TESR)
    • Ethereum’s Proof of Stake (PoS) Mechanism
      • Consensus Layer Rewards
        • Attestation Rewards
        • Sync Committee Rewards
        • Proposer Rewards
      • Execution Layer Rewards
        • Priority Fees/Tips
        • Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) Bribes
    • Observation Period
    • Publication Time
    • Index Calculation
    • Data Precision
    • Disruptive Events To Index Calculations
      • Ethereum Fails to Finalize Blocks
      • Changes to the Staking Reward Mechanism
      • Too Few Validators
    • Pre-publication Reliability Checks
      • Rate Volatility Check
      • TESR Component Sanity Data Check
    • Governance
      • Rate and Methodology Adjustments
      • Monitoring
      • Cessation
      • Licensing and Distribution
    • Data Sources
    • Decentralization
      • How Consensus is Reached?
    • Get Published Rates
      • API
      • Smart Contract
  • DOR Panelist Terminal
    • Panelist Submission Guide
  • TELR
    • Treehouse Ethereum Lending Rate (TELR)
  • Methodology
  • Data Sources
  • Market Exclusion Criteria
  • Weighting Scheme
  • Update Frequency
  • Get Published Rates
    • API
  • TEBR
    • Treehouse Ethereum Borrowing Rate (TEBR)
  • Methodology
  • Data Sources
  • Market Inclusion Criteria
  • Weighting Scheme
  • Update Frequency
  • Get Published Rates
    • API
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Treehouse Architecture

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  • tAsset is a liquid-staking token (LST) that works to provide real yield in excess of a chain's risk-free rate through interest rate arbitrage.

  • Decentralized Offered Rate (DOR) is a reference rate setting consensus mechanism incentivizing a market of stakeholders to provide accurate interest rates data and forecasts.

  • Operators are the initiators of DOR feeds and help to maintain the integrity and success of existing DORs. Treehouse will serve as the first Operator, working with select Panelists to bring to life the first DOR, the Treehouse Ethereum Staking Rate (TESR) Curve.

  • Panelists are entities that are equipped with proprietary models and Treehouse DOR software to provide interest rate data or forecasts. At this time, only whitelisted Panelists who have passed stringent checks are allowed to perform this duty, ensuring the early integrity of the Treehouse Protocol.

  • Referencers are entities that integrates DOR feeds directly into their own interest rate-related services or products, utilizing DOR in the pricing or settling of financial instruments.

  • Delegators are participants who delegate tAssets to Panelists to fulfill DOR duties on their behalf. Delegators retain full ownership of their assets but give agency rights to their selected Panelists.