Summary
Treehouse Proposal propose the addition of tETH as a supported collateral and debt asset. By integrating tETH , Euler will enhance its collateral diversity and attract new users, leveraging Treehouse’s liquid staking token (LST) framework to boost lending and borrowing activity on the platform. Moreover, we will continue to offer a Treehouse Nuts Rewards as an incentive for users who pledge tETH as collateral on Euler.
To enhance investor confidence in Treehouse Protocol, we will introduce atomic withdrawals, enabling users to instantly swap their tETH for wstETH at a 2% fee, supported by a liquidity reserve earmarked at a percentage of our TVL (currently around $5M). Our atomic withdrawals will provide our users with quick access to liquidity and also ensures that liquidators’ needs can be met.
Motivation and opportunity
Listing tETH as collateral and debt assets on Euler expands Euler’s collateral options, which will increase Euler utilization and contribute to long-term activity on the platform.
By integrating tETH into the Prime market, Euler will unlock new utility for tETH holders, allowing them to collateralize their assets while continuing to earn leveraged staking rewards.
Benefits of adding Assets to Euler markets
- Increased Activity in the Prime market
Integrating with Euler will encourage stakers to utilize their tETH for leverage, driving higher lending and borrowing volumes within the Pool. - TVL Growth
This partnership will expand tETH’s community and increase TVL on Euler while enhancing its utility. Euler users can take advantage of tETH’s staking features for added benefits. - Improved Capital Efficiency
tETH holders can generate additional yield on their collateralized assets, promoting greater adoption and expanding the utility of the pool.
Chains to be listed - as continuation of step a., specify which chains will be best to list the asset and why.
At present, the Ethereum mainnet is our focus. In the future, as we expand tETH to Base and other Layer 2 networks, we welcome proposals for listings on these chains to enhance cross-chain interoperability.
Useful Links
Next Steps - clear and concise description of the next steps if the proposal is approved.
Marketing Push: Launch a targeted awareness push to promote tETH’s integration on Euler, highlighting the ability to borrow against tETH to increase exposure to Nuts.
Basic Risk Analysis
Below, a non-exhaustive list of risks relevant to tETH are outlined, along with the protocol’s risk management strategies.
- Counterparty Risks
- Liquidity Risks
- Oracle Risks
- Overutilization Risks
- Regulatory Risks
- Smart Contract Risks
General analysis
The primary idiosyncratic risk associated with tETH is the potential for de-pegging events, where the price of the underlying wstETH significantly deviates from ETH.
To mitigate this risk, Treehouse Protocol has developed a contingency plan that activates if an LST de-peg exceeds 2% for over 24 hours. The protocol continuously monitors the ETH/LST price ratio, and upon triggering the contingency, it automatically unwinds positions by:
- Swapping LST for ETH via liquidity pools.
- Repaying loans and withdrawing collateral.
Once these steps are taken, users will have the option to withdraw their deposits in LST, ensuring they maintain control over their assets.
For a full list of Risks & Risk mitigations, head to Treehouse Docs.
Security audits
Liquidity and volatility
Currently, tETH has over $18M in liquidity, paired with weETH and wstETH across Ethereum and Arbitrum. You can explore the full list of liquidity pools available on this page.
Price Oracles
- tETH-wstETH Exchange Rate / Ethereum
EACAggregatorProxy | Address 0x7B2Fb2c667af80Bccc0B2556378352dFDE2be914 | Etherscan - tETH-wstETH Exchange Rate / Arbitrum
https://arbiscan.io/address/0x98a977Ba31C72aeF2e15B950Eb5Ae3158863D856 - tETH-wstETH Exchange Rate / optimism
EACAggregatorProxy | Address 0x4e8e8F5b3d0f49e00F3DFb9CF827d1A0FBe33B21 | OP Mainnet Etherscan