Kept coming back to one thing while digging through Babylon's BSN list — the pitch says the network already "secures dozens of chains," but almost every one of those integrations still needs its own governance proposal before Babylon's security actually reaches it. Union's onboarding thread read less like a plug-in and more like a checklist: proposal goes live, then a wait for the vote, then finality provider assignment, then actual coverage kicks in. So "extends security across networks" in the deck is really "extends security across networks that separately cleared a BABY-holder vote," one chain at a time. Nothing wrong with that, careful rollout probably beats reckless expansion, but it's a slower, more gated process than the "shared security fabric" framing suggests. Made me wonder how many of the chains listed as integrated are actually live versus still sitting somewhere in proposal limbo. Small gap between the map and the territory, and it's the kind of gap you only notice once you start counting proposals instead of reading logos.

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