I think that's a challlenge for sure.

One solution is to consolidate and then split soon after if there isn't enough liquidity. The price will rise when there aren't anough to go around and that justifies a split. Even if the price wasn't sky high they could split because the requirements for remaining of the Nasdaq are not as strict as it is for initial qualification.

Based on PC's comments, a less severe consolidation ratio is perfereable. I think he was commenting on the market reception, but I think it also resolved the potential liquitity problem.