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I thought this was a bug. turns out it's the design.

I figured a vault would work like a normal collateral position. top up a bit, pull out a bit, adjust as you go. Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV) doesn't work that way at all

the reason comes down to what a vault actually is. it's not a live balance sitting somewhere, it's a single pre-signed Bitcoin arrangement. everything about who can claim it, under what conditions, and which protocol it's tied to gets decided the moment it's created

so redemption is whole vault only. one piece in, one piece out. no partial withdrawals. and the destination protocol can't quietly change later either

kind of backwards when you think about it. TBV exists to make BTC usable beyond just sitting in cold storage, but the vault itself is less flexible than a normal collateral position because its rules are fixed from day one

I am curious whether that changes once this moves beyond testnet oR if whole vault redemption is just the permanent tradeoff of building on pre-signed Bitcoin transactions.

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