If only superior members could release coins it wouldn't be a fair marketplace. The point is to let people decide for themselves and do their own due diligence.

It has KGW, so multipools will not be crashing the price. I do not think coingen has KGW, so it probably was a manual job.

Look- I'm not saying this coin is the best thing since sliced bread, but I can tell that people are actually putting effort into it and they seem to be doing a pretty decent job.

The way I see it:

50% of coins are some sort of scam, due to huge 1%+ premines and instamining or IPCOs. piCoin has a reasonable premine, no IPCO and I doubt it will be instamined due to the advance notice for launch.
50% of coins that passed the above criteria have devs that actually invest time and money. Check.
50% of those coins that passed the above two questions have potential. This basically means that the coin has a marketable name, a reasonable number of coins and semi-normal parameters. piCoin certainly does.
10% of those coins (the coins that have the above three attributes) have something entirely new to bring to the table.

So, even if piCoin does not have anything entirely new to bring to the table, it still is in the top 5% or so of coins assuming the launch goes well and the devs continue to support and promote it. Is it going to have a $100.000.000 market cap? Not anytime soon. Can it reach a $5.000.000 or $10.000.000 market cap? Sure thing. piCoin doesn't have to leave our mouths hanging wide open in awe for it to become a successful cryptocurrency.

Are you high?