Because massive vulns like this are existential threats for these protocols. If Equifax gets breached for 150m peoples' personal information, they just get a slap on the wrist, pay you $15 (if you're lucky), and continue as a going concern.

If these trillion dollar companies messing around with your personal information was an existential threat to their business, they would pay comparably with crypto companies.

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