I'm baffled at the seeming nonchalance of startups developing "high security" banking apps, certainly. But I think the interesting part here is that the way cus

I'm baffled at the seeming nonchalance of startups developing "high security" banking apps, certainly. But I think the interesting part here is that the way customers see them (due to their marketing, of course) -- as a hyper-secure distribute currency broker -- but the way they behave is as if they are generally non-professional (only in that they do not believe their profession is "banker") people hacking away at a CRUD app. So it may seem cool and agile to them when they post this, but they may be getting a different response from people who don't see the men behind the curtain and only know the marketing.