This will never work as long as every single project has its own Crypto. Cryptos supporting altruistic goals has been nothing new since about 1 1/2 year now. Countless cryptos have been created to focus on one (in most cases) altruistic mission. Since they are so fractioned their overall impact is small. If the people supporting "Cause Coins" really want to unite they should abandon their own little game and instead join a more sophisticated projects. Crypto is actually very damaging when it comes to this, since most community members are now also invested into the coins they are supporting. You could see it as a do-good Ponzi scheme. It takes some real courage to abandon your own project and set aside the egoistical goals it has bound yourself to.
I have made my decision for a larger project already, so I am biased towards a single crypto. However I call out to every rational thinker seeking to install this to break their decision down to:
1. The ethical coin with the most dedicated and active developer
2. The coin that has the highest market cap
3. The most advance technology
4. The most active community
5. Has been around the longest
You said: "This will never work as long as every single project has its own Crypto." What is the "this" that you are talking about. Working together?
You said: "Cryptos supporting altruistic goals has been nothing new since about 1 1/2 year now." Nor does it need to be new.
You said: "Countless cryptos have been created to focus on one (in most cases) altruistic mission." Countless? I only know less than 10 cause-coins, how many can you name?
Whatever the number, my guess is it won't be 'countless'.
You said: " Since they are so fractioned their overall impact is small." Given that there is very little overlap for the various cause coins, the only "overall" there is is
caring, so from that perspective the cooperative impact is far greater than if there was only one cause-coin or no cause-coin at all.
You said: "If the people supporting "Cause Coins" really want to unite they should abandon their own little game and instead join a more sophisticated projects." Specialized cause-coins are designed with a specific purpose in mind there are things one coin may do that another coin would never do but the two coins may have some things that they are willing to do for one anther at times.
You said: "Crypto is actually very damaging when it comes to this, since most community members are now also invested into the coins they are supporting. You could see it as a do-good Ponzi scheme." you need to do a lot more study about the various cause coins. EMC2 is nothing like a Ponzi scheme.
You said: "It takes some real courage to abandon your own project and set aside the egoistical goals it has bound yourself to." Only you are asking people to abandon anything, and you appear to be doing it for no good reason. No one needs to abandon their coin, just like no one needs to abandon any of their children in order to support any of the unique talents of the others.
You said: "I have made my decision for a larger project already, so I am biased towards a single crypto. However I call out to every rational thinker seeking to install this to break their decision down to:
1. The ethical coin with the most dedicated and active developer
2. The coin that has the highest market cap
3. The most advance technology
4. The most active community
5. Has been around the longest"
Whenever I'm told to focus on: 'the biggest', 'the oldest', 'the most experienced', 'the richest', 'the most populated', or even the most popular I'm reminded of Mt. Gox.
Because so many people wrongly thought that size, tenure, and worth should necessarily mean best the CC industry lost a 1/2 Billion dollars.
I take it that you support Gridcoin. I like Gridcoin too, and I personally know that EMC2 reached out to Gridcoin on numerous occasions with actual projects that were appreciated by the Gridcoin community but NONE adopted by the Gridcoin leadership.
On the Gridcoin website it indicates that they want to sponsor science fairs, it just so happens that EMC2 is open to sponsor science fairs. So EMC2 said to Gridcoin let's co-sponsor many different science fairs around the world. Gridcoin leadership said that Gridcoin was not ready yet.
As you have pointed out, Gridcoin has been around for over a year, has a high market cap, advanced technology, and active community you would think they would have an active foundation doing with very many donations under their belt, right? EMC2 is about 1/2 the community size, 1/3 the age, 1/4 the technology, and 1/5 the market cap so you might think they would be far behind Gridcoin in doing donations. However, EMC2 has made many donations to science and is vetting a new candidate right now -- you are welcome to join the vetting committee.
Each coin has their own plan for how they choose to operate, there is not one-plan-fit-all for cause-coins, each operates at their own pace, that should be respected.