@BabylonLabs_io Per the documentation if a vault expires because off chain setup failed before completing within the activation window the peg in fee is also refunded.
That specific detail changed how I read the fee structure here. I'd assumed a peg in fee was simply the cost of attempting activation refundable or not depending on outcome the way most entry fees work elsewhere.
It isn't structured that way. The fee is tied to successful activation specifically not to the attempt itself. A failed setup through no fault of the depositor's actions doesn't leave them paying for something that never actually happened.
What I hadn't considered this only covers the fee not the time spent waiting on a setup that stalled. Two genuinely different costs and only one of them has a documented recovery path.
Does a fee refund like this change how much risk you'd associate with a failed activation or does the lost time matter more to you either way?
#baby $BABY
That specific detail changed how I read the fee structure here. I'd assumed a peg in fee was simply the cost of attempting activation refundable or not depending on outcome the way most entry fees work elsewhere.
It isn't structured that way. The fee is tied to successful activation specifically not to the attempt itself. A failed setup through no fault of the depositor's actions doesn't leave them paying for something that never actually happened.
What I hadn't considered this only covers the fee not the time spent waiting on a setup that stalled. Two genuinely different costs and only one of them has a documented recovery path.
Does a fee refund like this change how much risk you'd associate with a failed activation or does the lost time matter more to you either way?
#baby $BABY