ForgeCoin looks interesting to me in the above list of upcoming asset offers, but .85 BTC seems a bit expensive for an Antminer S1. They seem to be going for about .5 BTC these days. Still, if there are no extra charges for power use that could turn out to be a good deal. That's not clear from the ad, though. Is there no extra charge for power? (other than the "management fee" of 3% of the revenues, which seems reasonable)

I've never mined before, so I don't know how much the real monthly power costs amount to. It's a cool idea though, I'd consider buying in if the price and payout are actually competitive with what it would cost me to set up my own rig.

That being said, as a NXT investor I'm completely against the very idea of mining  

thanks for message,so many useful links.nxt is the future!

We (Bithaus) are definitely interested in being listed on the Asset Exchange. For now as a short-term solutions several investors of Bithaus are selling their assets in Bithaus through their very own Exchange Traded Fund.

What we are waiting for is the green lights of our regulators in Switzerland. If that is sorted, you can rest assured that we will put our entire business on the AE!

More to be announced soon.

I think the blockchain is stuck. It's been over an hour.

At what block are you stuck?

any point of forging is i only have 10,000 coins?

I don't think this got replied to. As I understand it, that's not what an account is in Nxt. In Nxt an account is only the first 64 bits of the hash. That's why it's relatively weak. It's also why it can be expressed in 21 digits, where Bitcoin needs 34 alphnumeric characters. So account collisions are much more likely in Nxt. When you first send from a Nxt account, your public key is registered to the account, and that brings the security back up to 256 bits.