I was looking for one thing in Bedrock's brBTC docs last night. I found something else entirely.
The page introducing brBTC, Bedrock's flagship BTCFi 2.0 product, has a notice at the top. It says the page is still under development.
Further down, in the section describing how user collateral is distributed across seven restaking protocols, Babylon, Kernel, Pell, Satlayer, Symbiotic, Mellow, and Bedrock itself, the docs say allocation ratios are TBC.
That combination did not sit right.
brBTC is marketed as intelligent dynamic allocation.
Bedrock's own product page calls it "intelligent and dynamic asset allocation strategies" that deliver superior returns. That is what the product is supposed to do.
But the documentation describing how that routing actually works says the ratios are still to be confirmed.
I checked the app as well.
The allocation breakdown is not visible there either.
Actually, that is not even the deeper question.
The ratios are one thing. What I kept coming back to is something else.
Who decides when the allocation changes? Is there a published framework for those decisions, or are the criteria currently undocumented in public materials?
I could not find that answer anywhere in the official docs or the app.
brBTC holders are not just trusting Bedrock's security. They are trusting its judgment on allocation decisions that happen after deposit, without user input, under rules that are not publicly defined.
The product is documented. The destinations are documented. The decision process connecting the two is not.