If one contract is flawed won't customers flock to another competing one?
Market is small so competition won't be strong; customers aren't professional security reviewers, so have no idea about flaws. What's most likely to happen is people putting money in and then losing it when an attacker discovers the flaw. That will put people off the whole smart contracts concept.
Market is small so competition won't be strong; customers aren't professional security reviewers, so have no idea about flaws. What's most likely to happen is people putting money in and then losing it when an attacker discovers the flaw. That will put people off the whole smart contracts concept.