I guess the big moves are yet to come...
"The DAO’s contract code ... further research unveiled sloppy coding that should not be there in the first place. Sometimes, it is tough to believe this project raised US$150m, as this was a honeypot waiting to be emptied by the look of things."
http://themerkle.com/new-attack-against-the-dao-reveals-sloppy-coding-by-slock-it/
"What started as an attempt to rescue investor funds in a high-profile project has resulted in a schism that has effectively split the community on the second-largest public blockchain."
http://www.coindesk.com/ethereum-classic-explained-blockchain/
“I do not believe the Ethereum project will survive much longer,” he insisted. “The internal dynamics are a mess, and people are beginning to worry about the legal implications of the code change. People are learning the truth, it seems.”
https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/source-ethereum-insiders-believe-dao-hack-inside-job/
Lisk has an opening here.
Lisk's big moves are indeed yet to come...
Lisk holds over 14,000 BTC (worth over $9,000,000) that have not even been touched yet to support code development.
(worth over $9,000,000) is the BIG part of it all...