The delegation flow. Babylon $BABY #baby @BabylonLabs_io sells itself on trustless Bitcoin staking, no wrapping, no bridging, your BTC stays BTC while it secures other chains. True on paper. But the moment you actually try to stake, the interface nudges you toward a handful of pre-selected finality providers, the same three or four names showing up across most delegations I checked. Nothing forces this, there's no protocol rule concentrating power, it's just that the default path is the path of least resistance, and almost everyone takes it. The advanced option, picking your own finality provider, reading their commission and slashing history, exists but sits one click deeper, and that one click is apparently enough to keep most stake pooled with early, well-marketed operators. It's not deception, it's just design gravity. The narrative is decentralized security. The behavior, so far, looks like early liquidity finding the path someone else already paved. Whether that gap closes as more providers onboard, or just hardens into the new default, isn't something you can answer from the docs. $BABY