As it's not fair to judge the success of a firm after two daysweeks, I would avoid to judge foxcoin too quickly.
Most of the altcoin I saw was: quickly mined by huge miners, quickly integrated on some good exchange places, quickly selled, quickly dead.

The time for hungry pumpers is now off. Because it's not following this standard dying process.
That means that everybody now can easily mine it (or dig it if we follow the fox terminology).
Everybody can contribute to the network, be thanked by their help, the money will be not owned by few people but with a lot of contributors. This is a really good situation for a stable economy.

What is missing now is the interface of this economy: exchange places, services.

Moreover, yes the foxcoin team is probably smaller than coins like dogecoin. It is doing less noise but I now that they work activly. This is a real difference compared to other coins where the creator writes one introduction post, and then disappear.