The immobility of many coins makes the rest of them _more_ valuable, not less. Calculating worth of a stock or person is usually pretty inaccurate because it as

The immobility of many coins makes the rest of them _more_ valuable, not less. Calculating worth of a stock or person is usually pretty inaccurate because it assumes the 1st and last piece of the asset are sold at the same amount, but if something's worth is based heavily on its scarcity, that causes the value to taper toward zero when sold off entirely.