No, I'm not thinking that. I know that the divisibility down to 8 decimal places creates a lot of room for movement in value. The essence of what I'm interested in is the pathway DRK needs to travel to see dramatically improved liquidity, to the point where large amounts of fiat can be converted without it causing massive spikes in the price.
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What makes the market liquid is price - not number of coins.
There are 2 markets in that regard:
[1] - the DRK / BTC ratio
[2] - the DRK / USD market
So if we don't get a massive revaluation against Bitcoin itself, there's still an opportunity of high liquidity against Fiat if Bitcoin substantially revalues. That's why (IMO) our fortunes are inexorably tied to those of Bitcoin's which in turn is why I often remark on Bitcoin developments on this thread.