LOL, that happened a long time ago during the altcoin explosion.  2013/2014 was probably the peak.  Dogecoin came out and challenged LTC.  Darkcoin came out with X11 and then there were a million copycats.  There were pools switching back and forth from Doge to LTC to other Scrypt coins from block to block.  This time saw a lot of innovation in difficulty setting algorithms, culminating in the "Gravity Well" that ended up in Dark because Dark (now Dash) kept getting screwed over by hashrate entering and leaving the coin depending on what was trading up that day. 

When it first came out, Doge actually had a "random" coinbase payout (mining reward).  I think it was something like anywhere between 0 DOGE and 1,000,000 DOGE per block.  But the thing is, the reward was determined by the hash of the previous block.  One Scrypt multipool figured this out and only mined the high payout DOGE blocks, and mined LTC the rest of the time.  So they ended up with a lot of the high reward DOGE blocks, while dedicated DOGE pools ended up with the crappy ones.  After this was found out, the DOGE developers switched to a fixed mining reward.

I believe similar things happened even before Scrypt mining became popular among alts.... reportedly Namecoin and BTC fought over SHA256 hashrate for a while, before merged mining was figured out.  (It's a shame that more miners don't merge-mine Namecoin.... it doesn't add any difficulty or time, and it can provide a little bonus for the miners.)

So all of this has been seen before, but obviously not with the stakes as high as they are now.

Is there somewhere I can contribute my ethereum to? Or does this not even have an ICO yet?

I'll repeat - I strongly believe that people can do what they want with their money.
If anyone wants to play with thousands of small transactions for whatever reason, then let it be that way.
If you want to throw your pennies to The Trevi, or just burn a case full of money, then I don't see a problem - it is your money.
My point is: let people do what is allowed in the system.
The only limit I'd think of would be to not allow zero-fee transactions by default, but anything above zero is legitimate because it's paid.

Are you guys still holding Bitcoin Cash? I sold it as soon as I could but that was a bad idea, because the price went up after that. But on the long run, I think BCC will wall to 100 usd or so.

Got rid of cash but will hold 2x to see how it plays out then will probably sell 2x too if it has value it all depends on what support it gets but my money is still behind core

Vote for the dominant chain here https://strawpoll.com/h9134gyh

Many of us have still many BCH to dump. Those liquidity numbers only reflect speculators trading back and forth. It doesn't take much to send the price of BCH down, believe me I have been seeing this everyday first hand.

This says it better. No one wants to trade Bitcoin Cash. All we have is a couple of miners and enthusiasts.
Where is the huge support of the coin? Poor little bcash with tiny blocks

I would have waited a bit you would have got them cheaper

This is why your struggling lol...relax and ask yourself ,
why do you buy coins?
 to hodl or make a quick buck?

if you dont know what to do, holding is safer but after researching and buying.
if its to make a quick buck...its not that easy m8

Also its $565ish now, so you down $35 x 5 = $175 down on $3000...
if thats being destroyed then i dont know what to say lol