It might be a good idea to adopt a coin emission algorithm that tracks the hashrate on the different Proof-of-Work algorithms to more closely match the demand for the coin and get it up from the single satoshi ranges.
The reason is that the only intrinsic measure of market demand or new-emission absorbability of the coin is how much miners are really working for it. This is reflected in the hashrate. You could adopt the scheme that has been proposed for Bitmark, which they are working on implementing.
This way the market is not flooded with coins that get dumped on exchanges all the time, but still transactions are processed expediently with whatever hashrate is available.
Only when lots of hashrate is on the network, at or near historical sustained peak hashrate, then the block rewards goes up to the nominal max (1560 at the moment I believe) other wise, it gets reduced proportionately.
Interesting idea, What does @Dogedarkdev think?
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