@Bedrock
moved some uniBTC to BNB Chain last week to use in a local liquidity pool. entry was smooth. yield confirmed. position open.
then i tried mapping the exit. uniBTC redemption for native BTC routes back through Ethereum mainnet or, wait, what that actually means is that regardless of which of the 19+ chains you hold it on, the exit door is always the same one. bridge back first. then redeem. the chain diversity is real at entry. it collapses to a single point at exit. 🔎
the 19-chain deployment isn't theater. $345M TVL across that infrastructure didn't happen by accident. bedrock built real reach.
but every FTX venue looked independent until withdrawals revealed they all routed through the same balance sheet.
there is a version of this where i'm wrong. if bedrock has published a native redemption path per chain that bypasses ethereum mainnet, the single-exit problem disappears.
they haven't linked that documentation. which means instant liquidity across 19 chains currently means one exit a quiet constraint on idle bitcoin that on-chain proof doesn't yet show.