Thats abselutely correct - the DeM was designed according to 1/1000 of BTC value.
At actual rate of BTC 700 USD or 550 EUR this should be 0,70 USD/1 DeM or 0,55 EUR/1 DeM.
So the eMark is quite undervalued actually - you can check it here:
eMark PriceHello Bzzzum,
I think Your calculation would be correct only when all coins would be mined, let's see:
All bitcoin coins: 21 000 000.
All DEM coins max 20 000 0000 000 until year 2051. It's max forecast, but coins would be a lot, lot less, let see:
1 080 000 DEM/month x 12 =~12 960 000 DEM/year.
~37 years x 12 960 000 DEM = 479 520 000 DEM. OF course it without 3.8% stake annually.
I think only about 20% of coins would have 3.8% stake year by year. 80% or more would be in rotation -> wallet -> exchange etc.
So coins would be a lot of less, i need more calculation to know exactly how much it would be if only 20% of tchem get annual interest rate.
For now the price should be depend of profitability calculated by BTC rate/ DEM Hashrate and difficulty. FOr lazy guys it's calculated now for example on coinwarz.com.
For acctual DEM NET difficulty price od 0.0004 is good for DEM.
To be simple: if DEM Neet difficulty reach 9-10 000 000 the price should be arround ~ 0.004.