I've been following Babylon for a while now, and I like what they're trying to do with self-custodial BTC staking.

Using Bitcoin to help secure PoS chains without wrapping it just makes more sense to me.

But at the end of the day, good tech isn't the only thing that matters.
What usually annoys me is the trading experience.

Sometimes you get hit with slippage, sometimes MEV affects your execution, and liquidity being spread across different places doesn't make things any easier.

That's why I'm watching how the BABY ecosystem develops. The infrastructure looks interesting, but long-term success depends on whether people actually enjoy using it.

I've learned not to judge a project just because the price is going up. Real adoption comes when users keep coming back because the product works well.

That's just how I see it. Curious to watch how Babylon evolves over the next few months.

This is my personal opinion, not financial advice.

What's your view on Babylon's long-term potential?

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