Instead of trying to change Bitcoin itself, Babylon explores whether Bitcoin can help strengthen Proof-of-Stake networks through Trustless Bitcoin Vaults (TBV).
I find that perspective interesting because it doesn't start by asking Bitcoin to become something different.
It starts by asking whether Bitcoin's existing strengths can be useful beyond simply sitting in a wallet.
Of course, ideas like this still need time, adoption, and real-world testing.
But sometimes the most interesting innovations begin with a different question, not a different technology.
If Bitcoin could help secure other networks while staying true to its core principles, would that change the way you see its long-term role?