Probably because: 1. everyone is likely either working on their own projects, or involved with a project already. 2. developer funding in this community (of any developer who doesn't work on an IPO coin) is in a state of crisis and I doubt many people would have the luxury of devoting months of their time to working on a speculative project.

Actually, the contrast between these IPO coins(note I'm not referring to superNET here as that's an asset backed by the money it raised and not a currency) and the non-IPO coins is quite striking. On one hand we have the IPO group each raising hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars every time, and then we have the other group who can't pay a single developer a Mcdonalds wage to work full time on projects that are attempting to change the world. Maybe we're the ones who got it wrong?