Yes. It will never be the same. Part of the appeal was to entirely delegate decisions to autonomous software. The autonomy aspect has been diminished at a meta

Yes. It will never be the same. Part of the appeal was to entirely delegate decisions to autonomous software. The autonomy aspect has been diminished at a meta level. It had always been clear that there would be bugs and exploitable logic flaws in contracts. It's inherent to the platform. It does feel like a change in philosophy has happened now that people have invested in it, their principles are more pragmatic and less idealistic, which might be good short term but inevitably undermine the project. The idea behind the project are still good I think, and position regarding this type of incidents will be a litmus test for future platforms based on similar concepts.