I realized I was reading Babylon's documentation the wrong way.

Every time I saw a new term, I tried to understand it on its own before moving to the next page.

That approach worked... until it didn't.

Technical point: many of Babylon's core concepts only make sense when you look at how they interact with each other. Understanding a Finality Provider, for example, is much easier once you understand why its role is intentionally separated from Bitcoin custody.

That changed how I approached the docs.

Instead of asking, "What does this component do?"

I started asking, "Why does this component exist alongside the others?"

Self-critique: this isn't a limitation of the documentation. It was simply the way I chose to read it.

Sometimes the missing piece isn't another page.

It's the connection between the pages you've already read.

**Question:** What's easier to miss?

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