Thoughts on $BABY Flywheel (The Clear Case of Potential Speculative Demand) $BABY is one of the most important token launches of recent times, which most of you have faded, I'm pretty sure. Babylon, the project behind $BABY, managed to get over $4.6B worth of BTC staked through its staking layer, including Bitcoin LST @Lombard_Finance. They are building a supply side of staked BTC, which is going to be used to secure L1/L2 networks. Bitcoin-secured chains would be called BSNs. The first BSN is being launched and it’s called Babylon Genesis, which would also work as a coordination and DA layer for other BSNs. Around $73M worth of BTC has been staked to Babylon Genesis so far—it's the first L1 secured by Bitcoin. People who staked BTC to Babylon Genesis will get rewards in $BABY — the yield you get on BTC would eventually come from BSNs. BSNs would provide protocol rewards to BTC stakers. $BABY demand would come from more onchain activities on Babylon Genesis, as it’s a gas token used by other BSNs through integration with Babylon Genesis, apart from its own ecosystem-side activities. Babylon will charge some fees to BSNs to use coordination services like timestamping and bridging. That part of revenue would be distributed to $BABY stakers. The core demand for $BABY is coming from the protocol yield it could potentially generate from the activities on Babylon Genesis — Babylon Genesis has 3 demand stages: coordination plane for BSNs, integration with BSNs, and its own DeFi ecosystem. The $BABY flywheel will become fluid when the demand for Bitcoin staking keeps rising. That would happen when staking yield keeps flowing, which would happen when more BSNs join the network. And if more BSNs join the network, it would create staking demand for $BABY, as $BABY stakers could earn protocol rewards from both Babylon Genesis and other BSNs too.