Three phase rollouts are how ambitious protocols buy themselves time to figure out the hard parts.
I don't say that dismissively. Phased launches are often genuinely the right approach for infrastructure that needs to prove security at each stage before expanding scope. Babylon's phases move from Bitcoin staking mainnet, to PoS chain integrations, to full finality provider decentralization. The sequencing makes technical sense.
What I examine in any phased roadmap is the transition conditions. What specific criteria trigger the move from phase one to phase two. Is it a date, a metric, a governance vote, or a judgment call by the team.
Judgment calls dressed as roadmaps are common in crypto. Measurable triggers are rarer and more trustworthy.
I'm looking for the triggers. Haven't found them stated precisely enough yet.
#baby $BABY @BabylonLabs_io
I don't say that dismissively. Phased launches are often genuinely the right approach for infrastructure that needs to prove security at each stage before expanding scope. Babylon's phases move from Bitcoin staking mainnet, to PoS chain integrations, to full finality provider decentralization. The sequencing makes technical sense.
What I examine in any phased roadmap is the transition conditions. What specific criteria trigger the move from phase one to phase two. Is it a date, a metric, a governance vote, or a judgment call by the team.
Judgment calls dressed as roadmaps are common in crypto. Measurable triggers are rarer and more trustworthy.
I'm looking for the triggers. Haven't found them stated precisely enough yet.
#baby $BABY @BabylonLabs_io
