the software is too less user-friendly to attract non-techie users... and there are a lot of early adapters who want to make a good gain.
This is a contradictory statement.
The 3 different clients (go, python and c++) are for DEVELOPERS and MINERS ONLY...
And the diversity is designed to avoid the centralization that Bitcoin's "official" wallet has created.
In effect, ETH has not been released to the general public.
If early adopters "wanted to make a good gain"...
They would have adopted the opposite strategy = release a simple, "official" wallet = exit strategy.
While ETH goes through the Alpha Testing stage... here's a list of 100 projects in the Ethereum pipeline:
http://dapps.ethercasts.com/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------
Comparing ETH to the NXT Mook Skinning Machine is ridiculous.
Typical NXT project:
(1) Propose an absurd idea like growing pumpkins on Mars using a mesh of Raspbery Pi.
(2) Raise $500,000 from idiots in USA... transfer funds safely to Eastern Europe.
(3) Deliver nothing but fake tech buzzwords, screenshot mockups, random code dumps and snark on slack.
(4) Repeat #1 with a new absurd project.