Perhaps this is not a popular view, but this "blameless" culture is fine and good when it's a random service going down for 15 minutes and you're trying to collaborate and prevent it from happening again.
There must be limits though. If you're handling that amount of money in a bank and you fuck it up like this, your ass is on the line, together with the ones who incentivized you to move fast and break things. This should be no different.
They are betting on software in alpha phase without knowing anything about it, or any detail about the cryptography, concensus mechanism or coding practices they use.
There are valid concerns with any asset where people want to store their wealth (which is at the same time a basic human need), but it's hard to reason with peope who are not interested in discussing those concerns.
These are hard subjects your average developers rarely work on, and is usually smart enough to know not to roll their own.
Everyone in the market just is gambling on what other people think. Like playing poker only by guessing what everyone else does, knowing the rules.
Stock market is no different the subset who read annual reports and make projections or trust people who do are limited
I've been asked on two separate occasions to work on some crypto startup idea. Aside from my skepticism that they were even worthwhile projects, I declined because hell no I'm not writing code that touches other people's money.
Also in many economies this is literally only job available, same reason why syrian fighters are ready to go to Ukraine.
While death star attack wasn't a war crime, they weren't civies after all, it wasn't a simple as they knew the dangers