After you pass a certain threshold, it makes zero sense to trust your assets to code that _you, personally_ haven't 100% authoritatively verified to be bug-free

After you pass a certain threshold, it makes zero sense to trust your assets to code that _you, personally_ haven't 100% authoritatively verified to be bug-free. Traditional financial institutions don't work like this; if there's an obvious "bug" in bank logic that lets someone take all of your assets, it gets rolled back. Doing away with this protection is fine, but the big bucks will stay away.