Sorry to see you both go, however I'm not sure what else you want me to say? Of course having a market cap bigger than BTC is impossible due to the fact that there will never be enough BTC to even cover CRT market cap. Yes, there will be sell walls on a BTC market, however that is completely expected. LTC and DOGE pairs will be more dynamic and there can be more liquidity on those markets.
As for the exchanges, I doubt many exchanges can be bothered to change their code to adapt to CRT which is why I'm building a wrapper to support their legacy systems. Or I might just create a whole new client for them specifically. Whatever is easier
Anyway, I thank you for participating in this thread and I look forward to seeing you return at some point.
I know I said I was going but I just can't help myself. Your statement about how CRT can't have a bigger market cap than BTC made me think of a way to articulate the fundamental problem with the core concept of this coin.
What would be the 3 things you would want in a coin designed solely for the purpose of arbitrage? Speed, liquidity, and stability. CRT has speed, 10 second block times (although time is really what is needed to form a consensus among POW miners, 6 confirms became customary in BTC because it would on average be about an hour. I digress though, this is a topic for a different discussion).
So we have liquidity and stability to worry about. These 2 properties have an inverse relationship with each other though. LTC or DOGE make decent arbitrage coins in this regard. They are relatively stable, if we are talking about a small enough window of time anyway, but they also have liquidity. There are willing buyers and sellers at all alt exchanges for these coins. As long as it isn't a massive amount, you can generallly count on being able to immediately buy LTC/DOGE at an exchange and count on immediately being able to sell it on another. Your entire focus with CRT was on stability, 100% stability. Since liquidity and stability have an inverse relationship though, CRT will have 0% liquidity! You will be able to buy it instantly on any exchange, but you'll never be able to sell it on the other. You pointed this liquidity problem out by admitting CRT can't have a bigger market cap than BTC. Well it can in theory have a market cap bigger than BTC, but not in practice because of the problem of liquidity. There aren't going to be enough BTC to even buy it all. Why are miners even going to mine this and maintain the network if they know they will never be able to sell it?
You set out to create an arbitrage coin, and remembered the speed and stability parts, but you completely forgot about liquidity. If you are missing any of those 3 key elements, it is a complete failure as an arbitrage coin. You can't have a coin locked in 100% stable and also have any liquidity. It needs to be a balance. It is hard to bake that balance into the coin because liquidity is also affected by supply/demand. LTC/DOGE are good arbitrage coins not because that was the goal when they were created, but because they have faster block times than BTC and reached a level of adoption that happens to make them very liquid, by crypto standards anyway.
This is why I am saying you need to refocus your mission, goals, and efforts if you ever want this coin to go anywhere. It could very well become a useful coin for arbitrage one day, but only if it gains a following for other reasons. Demand creates liquidity and makes a coin useful for arbitrage. Your plan of attack is that being useful for arbitrage will create demand which will create liquidity, but this won't be useful for arbitrage so it won't create demand and that combined with the massive amount of coins ensures 0 liquidity.
If you want this coin to go anywhere, you need to focus on DOGE markets right now and work on a solution for allowing sub-1 satoshi or sub-1 latoshi trading. There are a million schemes I could dream up to make that work, but of course the exchanges would have to go along with it and I doubt many of them will want to bother for 1 coin. So this will be the tricky part and a creative solution will be needed. This won't even work at 1 latoshi because that is still creating, off the top of my head something like $500,000 dollars worth of coins a day.
1.Come up with new mission and use for coin, the 1 satoshi arbitage coin is plainly ridiculous and makes the coin looks like a joke and is NOT good for marketing. It will not succeed for this purpose.
2.Get it on DOGE markets ONLY for now. Talk to bleutrade and c-cex. They tend to put all their coins on BTC/LTC/DOGE markets but see if they will add this to DOGE markets only for now. THIS COIN WILL LOOK LIKE A JOKE ON ANY OTHER MARKET.
3.Get to the drawing board, try to work out a way for this to be able to trade sub-satoshi and and sub-latoshi and work with exchanges on it. This will be the tricky part.
OR
Come up with new mission and use for coin, do a hard fork, add back in the decimal place and slide it to the left about 6 spots like a reverse stock split. Hopefully your new mission is good though because it neuters CRT of the gimmick it has right now and makes it just another coin.
These are your 2 possible road maps. I have been in the alt-coin world for over 2 years though, I've seen countless coins come and go, I've seen how the alt markets operate. I'm just trying to be helpful here. The only reason I am trying so hard to try to talk sense into you is because you do appear to have technical skills and to be honest and we could use more devs like that in the alt world. You just seem to be lacking in common sense and awareness of how these markets operate, and crossing your fingers and saying "I'm optimistic" while offering no solutions to the insurmountable problems and flaws that are inherent in your core concept isn't going to get you anywhere.