I don't think that is necessarily true, while you might be right in the sense that more complex behaivour has the chance of introducing more bugs into the code.

I don't think that is necessarily true, while you might be right in the sense that more complex behaivour has the chance of introducing more bugs into the code. The tools, frameworks and contracts keep getting better and more mature, so hopefully we won't see occurrences like the ones of TheDAO. > But this requires abandoning the core conceit of an ICO (that there are valuable "coins" involved) as well as a reasonably important feature of DAOs (that they can be meaningfully adapted towards specific use-cases.) I honestly don't agree with this, there is no reason for coins not to retain its value.