Kittehcoin already had a pretty good boost in popularity and price. I sold all of mine at the peak and I have yet to regret it.

Too many coins are trying to emulate Doge's success, and those coins are always doomed to fail if they don't go in another direction. It was something that's be difficult to replicate unless it were something with a huge hype like Flappy Bird. So I don't doubt that FlappyCoin will do well.


But regardless, how many coins have actually had 'innovations'? Go to coinmarketcap and think about it. Yes, there are some, and the 'innovative' coins often do well. But you can't condemn a coin to failure just because it doesn't have any huge new features, it doesn't work that way. If it did, a lot of the coins in the top 100 wouldn't be there. The coins that make it are the ones that have communities backing them that truly believe in them and don't sell it all off when it hits an exchange.