Comp Cams recommendation evaluation

They don't have time to bleed down at higher rpm. When the engine is at low rpm, the lifters have time to bleed, at high rpm, it doesn't...

Calling them "fast bleed" is a little misleading.
Yes , they do have time to bleed down at higher rpm, even the slightest bleed will be effecting your cam timing. Also if you go to a lighter weight oil, or heaver valve spring, it will also effect how the lifter performs. Why do you think the cam is "lumpier" and the engine has less Vac when it's cold?
I think "fast bleed" is a spot on description for what they are.