Yes, in the short term, it does mean less liquidity as there's less traders and price speculators on the other exchanges. But if you think about it, it's not the end of the world, Mintcoin has survived similar things in the past such as Mintpal, Cryptsy, and several others. The good thing I see this is going to shake and is already shaking out all of the coins those guys are/were holding. So for now it means price is down, because the people who aren't committed are shaken out. It's a way of forcing out the weak hands. Those who who don't see the mint vision are probably not the sort of people we want to have too many coins anyway. I don't like the idea of so many of the mintcoins being in the hands of these people who controlling pumping dumping and manipulating the prices. So this is definitely an opportunity for those of us who see the value in MINT and know what it has to offer. I like to think of it as a great opportunity to grab some coins cheaper. Just because some coins are sold or dumped for cheap, doesn't mean everyone is selling or valuing them at that price. There's only so many coins that can be sold, they're not infinite. Eventually they will run out of coins to sell. The more of us who care about MINT are able to scoop them up the faster we can rise again later   As an example, I was able to get an extra 2 million coins from this so far, and I'm surely not reselling them anything anywhere near this cheap. Who knows how low it will go. It is interesting times. Keep minting my friends.