I bought loads of BTC when it was at $2, and people were saying the same thing back then. Nxt isn't even launched yet.
But all coins are distributed already. It makes a great difference.
Yes, but you have to look at it differently as a POS model (especially in this crypto hungry market). Instead of buying equipment to mine coins, you buy Nxt. Right now there seems to be a an unfair distribution to the block founders, however, that will be distributed in time. Less than three weeks ago there were 71 people with Nxt, now there are over 1000, the founders will continue to sell as the demand grows (launch and opensource Jan 3rd). The adoption of BTC was much slower. Furthermore, there are several funds currently established for developers and new user giveaways. When the decentralized exchange, messaging, and colored coin features are launched, the coin will have a huge user base. I'm not a block founder, but I've acquired enough coins to mine effectively and help the community grow. I was an early adopter of BTC and Nxt is the only thing to launch that actually interests me.