What.... like 350 of them? The "options" has gone out of control with the copy paste shitcoins with no new developments. Imagine this.... a cloning machine makes 100 Brad Pitts flock into Hollywood, each with a different hair do and costume, but Brad Pitts none the less. Do you think the "value" of the original Brad Pitt goes down or not? It does.... and I wouldn't necessarily call them "options"... they are copies with different looks, thats all. On the other hand if there comes a Denzel Washington, Will Smith, Leo decaff and J Depp into the scene, then you have real value there. Each actor will be giving it their best and bringing their own uniqueness to the movies they compete and fight for, and as an audience you are "investing" in these actors to do better by paying to watch their movies. Now those are options.
So what Im trying to say is that we need options to strengthen the system.... of course, but clones disguised as options.... I don't think so. They drive the entire market down, reduce quality, stifles innovation and just plain makes it inconvenient for investors. How many crazy trigger happy flappy coins and rabbit coins and rainbow coins does it take to bring down this boat we're all in? These guys who are against shitcoins, I applaud them for taking an initiative to do whatever is in their power in getting rid of these parasites!
I agree with you that most coins offer nothing new, and a lot are nothing more than scams. But the point of my post, is that the solution to this problem is not using draconian scare tactics and intimidation. The only objective judge of this is the free market, so the thugs who want to do 51% attacks should not be allowed to, since it is in violation of the decentralised nature of cryptos. And of course since it is decentralised, there is no police to make them stop, so its up to the community who disagree with their practice to nullify their attacks.
But like lamontweaver said, maybe I give them too much importance and they don't have as much power as they claim