I like the fact that you humble enough to say that a hack is inevitable and the true test is how you recover or at least I'm paraphrasing.

It's getting really old having "security" as a primary marketing tool for various coin schemes, markets, etc when in reality we see massive security breaches on a regular basis. Blockchain is the real deal, IMO, but until we can get the middleman (off blockchain exchanges, etc.) out of it, we have a real image problem. Because truthfully you can park your money in a US bank and it will be safer in the current climate and I'm a Bitcoin enthusiast.