Actually, 74 people were interested in NXT during the pre-sale, but the 74th was not allowed to invest and had the door slammed in his face while waiting to hear back from the founder for clarification on the deadline. About a week after the pre-sale was abruptly terminated with no advance warning and while someone was interested in participating, NXT was being sold at blablabla...
Too late is too late that's it.
Whatever if one guy wanted to buy at the last minute.
This happened to XCP (counterpartyprotocol),
one sender was just-on-time and two others where too late and lost their Bitcoins.
One of the guy
lost 1 full BTC and will never get it back, it has been burned (=lost).
The guy that wanted to buy Nxt at the last minutes did not lose any Bitcoin. Instead, he and all the haters had the opportunity to buy Nxt just after on the exchange for a price 8 to 80 times cheaper than now.
I know the problem here and it is not a problem about Nxt.
I am going to be hard but if this few lines wake you up and change the course of your life, it is worst listening...
A loser is a loser. No matter hard he try, a loser keeps failing and never face the reasons why he fails. It is always the fault of the others he says.
If you didn't invest in Nxt is it not about IPO or price or anything. Stop trying to find excuses. It is because you are acting like a loser.
Now get over it and live in the present moment. Stop crying and move on. Stop being a loserYou're the one who keeps bumping this thread. Get over it, your coin is dying*. Nxt is old news. There are so many more promising coins in development (XCP, ETH, XRP, EXO, Zero coin) than some java garbage. Oh wow, websites use java - revelation! Java works great for websites. Not financial instruments. It is nothing but a poorly designed cash grab where the unfair (short lived) IPO made the initial investors wealthy from suckers buying in.
*Even the dgex owner knows it. He is scurrying to sell 'shares' so he can squeeze every last cent out of Nxt supporters before it's inevitable demise. He had a good run. Those early adopters banked, I'll give them that.