English Art/Literary Economics

Hi everyone! I need your help in interpreting the expression "bailing to build" in the following text, written by a contemporary art curator. The text deals with the art system and with the fact that most artists and curators usually collaborate with many institutions and on different projects at the same time. The author uses a financial metaphor for this and compares this to hedging. Could you help me understand what "to bail" means in this context? Thanks in advance.

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Systemic risk was the key phrase of the last few years; however, most discussion around the term only scratched its surface so as to not deal with the rotten core. The basic rhetoric is that once something gets too big, too interconnected, it will bring down the others, like a house of cards, should it fail. Everything is now tied to something else. As such, big entities were bailed and made bigger to preserve the system. Partner up, collaborate, synergize! The moral hazard of rewarding failure—the stance dissenters said encourages recklessness—was no match for the fear of total collapse. Yet, could bigness be the real problem? Is the problem the player, or is it the game?

What care, what responsibility can be invested in a single pie, when having ten in the oven grants hardy rewards? Like the idea of ***bailing to build***, having more and more stakes is the way to go for an individual, an institution, or even a state when it comes to our dominant social ecologies. Accelerate. Speculate. Stir up interest.