It seems like each of these major coins (ether and Lisk) both have some pretty big negatives by design. Ethereum has no cap on Ether and an undecided POS date and transitioning to happen. Lisk has only 101 spots to stake and pay a lot to do it (becoming a delegate), delegates can be voted out so corruption and bribery can push the coin in one person's way. Bitcoin has no POS and is fully controlled by miners (not exactly a bad thing) and is in constant struggle about it's future.

So why isn't there a coin that takes Lisk and Ethers ability to be coded for and have contracts built on top with a pos system that isn't delegate based, with a hardcap of coins? This seems like a total no brainer to me, an unlimited supply is such a negative thing for the crypto world it kills it for many of us, and delegates seem like prompting the system to be overtaken bribery and collusion.