It was hacked from the perspective of ordinary people. I address the sanctity of the protocol in an earlier comment: >The rules of a mature Ethereum protocol

It was hacked from the perspective of ordinary people. I address the sanctity of the protocol in an earlier comment: >The rules of a mature Ethereum protocol should be neutral to the intentions of users, including those that one would reasonably characterize as hackers, but Ethereum was not a mature protocol at the time. It was effectively in early-stage beta. >What's the indication that anyone is aware of the risks now, or that Ethereum devs are warning people of the risks? That's what I've observed. I haven't compiled instances of social behaviour that indicates this so I have no objective evidence on-hand. >The investment in Ethereum has increased -- there are banks getting involved in this shit They're not putting hundreds of millions of dollars worth of ETH in complex smart contracts like the DAO.