This was a critical success for Optimism's bug bounty program, if anything? No one got rug pulled. Optimism's liquidity could have been drained in the worst case, and still ETH L1 would remain unaffected.
Certainly anything that's absolutely mission critical should not live on these L2 networks yet.
Yes, exactly, and that's why we can't have distributed systems with 'no central authority' - if those systems are inherently and always faulty there needs to be intervention of some kind by an 'authority'.
There is no such thing as a trestles system, the whole thing depends on webs of trust.
It’s all new technology so they’re taking it slow.