I absolutely agree with you. As time goes by, as I see more and more gaps in Ethereum's business model.

The main promise of Ethereum was that anybody can deploy a smart contract without asking anybody's permission. Yes, it's true. Kind of. Theoretically you can but practically not, unless you are a highly skilled Solidity coder or pay tons of money to hire one.

 Also, their smart contracts have been advertised as unstoppable but now it seems that turing-completeness requires them to be stoppable.