At $300 a coin, you need $1.7 million new dollars entering every day, just to buy up the mined coins. That money has to then *hold* the coins, not trade them, or the price will start to drop.
So every day, $1.7 million has to enter the Uro market and stay there.
That level of cash just isn't in the crypto markets. It's not.
No, you're missing the point, you are treating it like currency when it's not, it's commodity. Most coins bought are just going to be passed around the markets, not sent to traders to pay for UREA.
In six months time there will be a total of 1,000,000 coins in circulation, the block reward will then drop to <>273 coins per day, which is only <>USD82,000 per day in value being added to the market if the price is USD300 per coin, not exactly a stretch given the extremely rapid trading rate in crypto.
So the first six months will, potentially, if this project is genuine, offer the early-adopters a chance to buy up coins for holding before the actual UREA traders start to seek out URO coin for purchase in order to transact deals with the suppliers who are accepting URO as payment.
In the meantime, as I mentioned, companies like GES *need* to convince us, the lowly and often highly unstable, crypto markets, that they are actually transacting in URO deals before they reach the point of needing to ever change any of the URO they receive in payment for FIAT currency.
*Potentially* they could convince the market to accept this value before ever needing to transmit FIAT to whomever they are buying their UREA from or they *might* have a sufficient credit-line with a supplier that would allow them a grace period of several months, by which time we'd all know without doubt if they were doing as they say and actually trading by way of URO.