the thing that kept bugging me today wasnt the borrowing part, it was the shape of the btc sitting underneath it. i used to look at a vault and think ok deposit goes in, loan comes out, end of story. but the more i looked the less simple it felt. i think the real trick here is that the btc may need to be arranged in pieces, not just parked. one smaller vault up front almost like a buffer, then the bigger protected part sitting behind it. and once that clicked for me i kinda stopped seeing this as passive at all.

because if each vault is basically its own utxo and the system cant just shave off a tiny piece when liquidation happens, then structure matters a lot more than people may realize. if you size that first part wrong, or if your position changes later, or if the order of those vaults isnt where it should be, then the “protection” starts looking less automatic and more like something you personally have to manage well. thats the part i keep circling.

so yeah i dont think this is a dealbreaker, not saying that, but i do think some of the safety here comes from user setup not just protocol magic. and when real btc is involved thats a pretty big difference imo. would most people even know they set that split right the first time?

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