I think most people will read about Trustless Bitcoin Vaults and remember the borrowing part.

The part I'll remember is different.

TBV made me realize that security isn't only about protecting Bitcoin after it's locked. It's about deciding, from the beginning, what Bitcoin is allowed to do and what it will never be allowed to do.

That's a small wording change, but a very different design philosophy.

We usually measure security by asking, "How hard is it to break?"

TBV made me ask a different question: "How many actions became impossible before anyone even tried?"

If more Bitcoin applications start from that mindset, the impact could go well beyond lending.
Sometimes the strongest security isn't another layer of defense—it's removing choices that never needed to exist.

That was my biggest takeaway from reading about @BabylonLabs_io 's Trustless Bitcoin Vaults.

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