>There is no real financial incentive for a bad actor to find a software bug that is capable of crashing an airliner. Not heard of plane hijacking? ETH engine

>There is no real financial incentive for a bad actor to find a software bug that is capable of crashing an airliner. Not heard of plane hijacking? ETH engineers are totally incentivised to write the most perfect code possible. With a world of people wanting disintermediation, the rewards for getting and keeping it right and safe are incredible. Partly because the penalties are too. The compensation for running and maintaining good secure contracts is exactly the incentive needed. You should try and understand the workflow before blindly critiquing it. CD is not a real feature of blockchain technology, and neither should it be. Does NASA run CD on satellite software? Can you run CD on a plane in mid flight? It is exactly the same thing as flight and space software. You get one chance to get it right. You get paid for doing good work - by the network. I've never ever heard an ethereum developer complain about the cents they have to pay to deploy a contract, after having extensively tested it on the testnet for free.