Yeah, I agree with that, but what I am looking at is potential, but also history, Ethereum has a long history of being hacked. In fact the creator of Solidity (The language ETH uses and the founder ETH and Solidity) couldn't write a program that is not a "hacker paradise"

also the long history of hacked ICO's thanks to the exotic Solidity gives Ethereum guilt by association. NEO on the other hand can use practically any language to distribute it's smart contracts, this is the big difference that will make NEO the coin to replace ETH in ICOs.