I always find founder updates more valuable when they focus on what didn't go perfectly.
Babylon's upcoming Quarterly Founders Call isn't just another roadmap presentation. The agenda includes wins, learnings, and optimizations around Native Bitcoin Backed Borrowing, which tells me the team is treating TBV as an evolving protocol rather than a finished product.
That's something I appreciate about infrastructure projects. The first version is rarely the final version. Real progress comes from observing how the system behaves, understanding where friction appears, and refining the design without losing sight of the original goal.
I'm also curious about the community Q&A. Sometimes the most useful insights come from the questions users ask, not the slides prepared in advance.
If you're following how Babylon is developing Trustless Bitcoin Vaults, this founders call feels like a good opportunity to understand not just what has been built, but how the team's thinking is changing as the protocol matures.
@BabylonLabs_io $BABY #baby
#baby $BABY
Babylon's upcoming Quarterly Founders Call isn't just another roadmap presentation. The agenda includes wins, learnings, and optimizations around Native Bitcoin Backed Borrowing, which tells me the team is treating TBV as an evolving protocol rather than a finished product.
That's something I appreciate about infrastructure projects. The first version is rarely the final version. Real progress comes from observing how the system behaves, understanding where friction appears, and refining the design without losing sight of the original goal.
I'm also curious about the community Q&A. Sometimes the most useful insights come from the questions users ask, not the slides prepared in advance.
If you're following how Babylon is developing Trustless Bitcoin Vaults, this founders call feels like a good opportunity to understand not just what has been built, but how the team's thinking is changing as the protocol matures.
@BabylonLabs_io $BABY #baby
#baby $BABY
