Because nobody uses them. Running a node for these at high adoption levels would be a problem for plebs. Monero seems to offer potential utility in privacy but the doge tradeoff is one of a million coins centralizing node control for txn throughput.

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How would it be harder to run nodes? Isn't a doggie coin node basically the exact same as a Bitcoin node but with faster block times?

Node size. Storage and data transfer becomes non-trivial.

Then the best solution I know of right now is continuing to switch to a new coin every time the old one gets unusable, not centralizing around Bitcoin and third party custody

DYOR, monero has more real world transactions than whatever fedcoin you are pushing.

That is just the reality of a cryptocurrency that is used for buying and selling stuff on the streets, rather than being a virtual coin at some binance casino.

I hope monero finds success, and think it can hold a place for itself in the long term, particularly if market demand for privacy grows and future bitcoin solutions fail to fill the gap.

That is indeed a very reasonable approach.