Sorry, I don't know if NXT will ever be able to recover. The all time high for NXT was .10 cents or .11 cents. I have so many doubts to whether that is ever possible again. I don't think it ever will be as I have about 500 NXT. Plus, a large majority of those coins went to those who invested in it. I think the total funding towards NXT was about 21 bitcoins? It just seems super unlikely that NXT can compare with Ethereum in the long run.
So many NXT bag holders are desperate to believe some miracle will save their obsolete coin.
But in truth, NXT is outdated and can't compare to next generation platforms like Rootstock and ETH.
NXT is based on Java, for God's sake! There's no excuse for using such an insecure, bloated, TLA-compromised language for security and consensus critical financial applications.
It's like NXT cheerleaders don't understand the concept of
critical mass. That's the only explanation I can think of for why they believe tiny, isolated NXT still has a chance in hell, as giant, popular Turing-complete projects like Counterparty, Rootstock, and ETH do everything it can do, plus much more.
After jl777 had a Hearnia and did a whiny rage-quit of NXT, it's time to put some butter on NXT. Because it's toast.
I do not like Java myself, but to be fair it makes running NXT on anything super easy. The interface is not in Java though, so it evades the typical sluggishness. I have been working with nightmare HP Java products for years in the professional environment. Volumes on NXT are ridiculous, even compared to shitcoins. This makes it a perfect short-term option. Nobody cares about the concept of critical mass - it's a nuclear concept for god's sake, stop trolling. Those giant projects are giant because they have a PR, they consume more money than Marc's Lambo... how sustainable do you think that is? Be realistic and stop trolling please. NXT is one of the best opportunities for speculators right now. Put 30 BTC on poloniex and watch the price skyrocket.
yup NXT & BTC making headlines 
