People like you are just whining and moaning because your favorite shitcoin is dying, but it's because it's a shitcoin, not because of multipools.
Being able or not to withstand spikes of Gh/s from profit pools is not what makes it a good or bad coin.
A good coin survives the environmental challenges it faces and is of good use at whatever circumstances.
If it can't face the reality of 'profit pools' and live, let Darwin put it at the end of some extinct currency twig on the evolutionary tree.
Nonsense. What makes a good coin is bringing something new, like PoS, new algorithms, the ability to buy products and services with it, etc...
Bitcoin would be killed if someone had ASICs to mine it from the very beginning, or an array of GPUs vs everyone mining on CPUs. The 51% attack was always a concern. There have been forks also. So much for your "environmental challenges" and "good use at whatever circumstances".
Furthermore, the more coins you kill, the quicker it becomes unprofitable to mine.
