price would have been a lot higher than what it is right now. it would probably be at something near $100,000 and we would have been discussing about how strong the $100k resistance is instead of the $20k.
That is a wrong analysis in my opinion,people who are not investing in bitcoin are skeptical about a software which provides tokens and that has a valuation and they really cannot understand the basic and it will be very difficult to teach these individual unless they wanted to know what is the technology and concept behind it and it is not about decimal barriers. If the hard limit was 21 billion i am sure the valuation wont be this high too soon,but it would eventually keep growing at a steady pace.
I can not also agree that price would be 100k$ today if total limit of coins is 21 billion,this make no sense for me.
BTC is today so attractive and interesting just because it is have so "low" limited supply in comparison to some altcoins.As I say before,
BTC is available from 2009 and everyone had the opportunity to buy it for 1 or 2 $ in past or for 20k$ recently.People need to know that they can buy small amounts of
BTC and increase their total balance with time-problem is most of users want to have 1
BTC instant/from their point of view 21 billion available coins would give them an opportunity to buy 1
BTC under 1000$ today.