It's about the platform itself. The Ethereum chain is there and will always be there if your token was made on their network.
What people who don't have enough knowledge about security is that they won't be fearful of the potential hacking of the platform where they have deposited their Ethereum or any crypto assets that it requires for you to be invested to their DeFi.
To me, it's the most important factor, security.
Dear what do you mean by the term (their platform)? In my project, I took this into account. My project is stand alone and not as unrelated to (their platform) if you mean the DeFi platform. ETH in the depository cannot be stolen from the addresses of the owners connected to the smart contract, since it is blocked. You can return (unlock) your assets at any time by sending ETH-WORLD tokens to the deposit addresses in the smart contract.
Yes, it's about any other platform, I mean most platforms.
About the deposits and contracts, I'm addressing the security which means that how most of the projects are keeping themselves strong in terms of security.
I'm only saying that from an investor's perspective, we don't usually go with the deeper knowledge about security but just want to avoid those hackings just like what happened with DeFi platforms that has been reported to be hacked.
I wish your project all the best.