I've been watching how Bitcoin's biggest strength has always been trust, not speed. That made me look at Babylon differently. Instead of asking BTC holders to sacrifice self-custody for staking, Babylon explores whether Bitcoin's security can strengthen PoS blockchains while ownership stays exactly where it belongs—with the holder. To me, that's more than a technical design. It's a shift in thinking about participation without compromising control. The real question isn't how much BTC can be staked, but whether security and self-custody can finally exist together without forcing users to choose between them. That's the idea I'm paying attention to.
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