Binance announced the integration of Treehouse (TREE) into several of its services, enhancing accessibility and trading options for users. The rollout began on July 29, 2025
TREE Available on Binance Simple Earn
TREE Flexible Products became available for subscription on Binance Simple Earn at launch. Users who subscribe can earn rewards while holding TREE. The token also joined the Binance HODLer Airdrops program, allowing BNB holders with historical Simple Earn or On-Chain Yield balances to receive automatic TREE airdrops.
Binance enabled TREE purchases via multiple payment methods, including VISA, MasterCard, Google Pay, Apple Pay, and Revolut. Users can also buy and sell TREE using account balances on the “Buy Crypto” page within an hour of its listing on Binance Spot.
The Binance Convert service now supports TREE trading against BTC, USDT, and other tokens, offering zero-fee transactions during the launch period.
TREE was added as a borrowable asset on Binance Margin. Cross and Isolated Margin modes now feature TREE/USDT and TREE/USDC pairs, enabling leveraged trading. Binance advised users to implement strict risk management strategies due to the volatility of newly listed tokens.
TREE Perpetual Contracts on Binance Futures
Binance launched the USDⓈ-M TREE Perpetual Contract with up to 75x leverage. The contract supports Multi-Assets Mode, allowing margin use across multiple assets. The maximum funding rate is +2.00% / -2.00%, with settlements every four hours. Futures Copy Trading for TREEUSDT will be available within 24 hours.
Binance confirmed it may adjust specifications such as funding fees, tick size, and leverage based on market conditions.
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TREE Price Drops Over 50% After Launch
Treehouse (TREE) fell sharply after its listing. The token surged near $1.30 at launch but quickly reversed, dropping over 50% to $0.57. Heavy selling followed the initial spike as early holders and airdrop recipients exited positions.
Trading volume climbed to $411.6 million, showing strong activity during the decline. Short-lived recovery attempts failed, with resistance holding and downward pressure increasing. The growing volume during the fall signaled capitulation, pushing the price lower.
TREE now trades in a bearish trend, with weak buyer momentum and no clear support yet established.
