been reading @BabylonLabs_io staking docs while the $BABY campaign was running, and one thing really stood out.

The project says you keep your $BTC in self-custody. That's true because your Bitcoin never leaves the Bitcoin network.

But when you stake, you still choose a Finality Provider. If that provider double signs, your stake can receive a 5% slash. It isn't a huge loss, and everything is recorded on-chain, but there is still some risk based on who you delegate to.

So the self-custody part is real, but it doesn't remove every risk. It just means you don't give up control of your BTC.

That reminded me that many restaking projects work the same way. The biggest risk is often not where your coins are stored, but who you choose to trust for validation.

When choosing a Finality Provider for Babylon staking, what do you think matters most before delegating your BTC? Which factor would you personally check first before making that decision?
#baby $BABY