That's my point. It reminds me of when the greatest smart contract writers in the world got "hacked" by what was in the retrospect, a rookie error. We now have ETH and ETC which no one at the time (I'm a former miner) would have thought was possible.
The average bitcoiner pleb with a single air-gapped signing device has better security.
It was a rookie error, helped by the overly complex nature of Ethereum.