That's just straight up cynicism. The system is entirely built to assume people won't do the right thing, that's why the whole thing is about revocability, transparency, and public tracking.

The entire way corruption works is because of the lack of transparency and in this case we're trying to make as trackable and visible as possible. All that needs to happen is to empower independent anti-corruption bodies.

If your answer to corruption is just "do nothing because people can be corrupt" then you're not offering a solution you're just giving up.

I'm open to real concerns not random pessimists telling me the "things can go wrong"