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Okay so.. the part of Bedrock that keeps bothering me isn't the BTC deposit.
It's vault menu right after.
Still that stupid little screen.
Because it sits there like a harmless little chooser. Selini. Credit. RWA. Quant. Pick something. Fine. Bedrock's uniBTC still there. Balance still calm. Everybody gets to keep pretending this is just BTC getting "productive."
Cute.
That click isn’t just vault UX. It’s allocator work hiding in one stupid little Bedrock menu. Different vault path. Different borrower file. Different collateral logic. Different mess later when somebody opens the file.
That’s the bit.
Selini route isn't a credit vault.
Credit vault isn't an RWA lane. Good. great even.
RWA isn't some DeFi vault with better manners.
Same BTC in. Very different sentence underneath.
And Bedrock makes that easy to miss. That’s the problem. uniBTC still looks unified. Treasury still sees BTC exposure. Meanwhile the vault path already split into different jobs with different borrower files, collateral rules, and offchain timing.
Bad habit.
Menus do that.
One person thinks they deposited Bitcoin.
Another thinks they picked yield.
Risk, later, is staring at @Bedrock vault path. Collateral shape. Borrower quality. RWA timing.
Whatever ugly thing belonged to that lane. Borrower file. Collateral shape. RWA clock. They never felt the choice when they clicked it.
That's where Bedrock 2.0 gets mean to me.
The click looked small. The job under it wasn’t.
Because this isn’t staking-and-sit anymore. Bedrock is routing capital now. Good. Also worse in exactly the way a menu can hide.
I’ve seen this calm little Bedrock trick before. Nice unified uniBTC balance up top. Then somebody still has to explain why one lane had a borrower file under it, another had an RWA clock under it, and the menu let both pass as "yield."
So what was that menu click buying on Bedrock?
Yield?
Or a borrower file, collateral logic, and an RWA clock with better branding?