I couldn't stop thinking about Babylon today.

One image kept coming to mind.

Imagine a grand opening where the billboard is already glowing, the crowd is outside taking selfies, and everyone is talking about the venue...

But the main hall is still being furnished.

That's what Babylon feels like today.

The excitement is real.
The brand is visible.
The token is trading.

Yet the feature that makes Babylon truly different—native Bitcoin-backed borrowing without giving up custody—is still on the public testnet.

And that's not a criticism.

It's a pattern we've seen across crypto.

Infrastructure is often built with testers first, while narratives reach the market first.

Which makes me wonder...

When we measure "adoption," what are we really measuring?

Are people using the product today?

Or are they investing in the expectation that they'll use it tomorrow?

That question tells us far more than trading volume ever could.

What's your take?

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