This was a coordinated attack on blockchain leaders. I am also a strong proponent of the agile methodology who strives to be "less wrong" versus "right" (read: close-minded), and believe that failure is something to be socialized and a learning experience for as many as possible. The real question is what you do from failure? I'm starting here hoping that others learn and are better protected, but also am using my position to work on better tech to solve this. That's the long tail though. This is the start.

If leaders don't use their position to help others, are they really a leader?