I think you are backing the mythical Thai solar farm?
I heard they have a lot of sun and farms in Thailand. So I suppose they should have a lot of solar farms.
you convinced me, I just bought 1000 hectares of solar farms in Thailiand
We would need to see some proof before we believed that

Nice one!
But to move back to the subject, I'm watching scammy or dodgy Assets in the hopes of picking up a behavior pattern. The downside is that it'll inevitably conflate scam Assets with ones that are just botched. But the upside is, a botched Asset loses you money just as surely as a scammy Asset.
Right now, I'm watching this one:
https://nxtforum.org/assets-board/(ann)-autodiv-a-steady-stream-of-automatic-dividends-paid-daily-(1-2-5)/ The issuer, autodiv, has deposited more Nxt than he's paid out in dividends; the deposits came from Polo. He's also withdrawn the Nxt he collected from selling his Assets and ran them through a jitney account
NXT-YWMZ-E76X-JS5Q-AHYWD before sending them back to Polo.
He started off by issuing the Asset AutoDiv, Asset ID 1434237137246193127 , which he stopped selling after seven days. After which, he sent the unsold units to the genesis account: i.e., burned them. Two days ago, he then issued AutoDiv3 whose Asset ID is 6924643464789677166 . Unlike the first, this one has an open-ended ICO.
This one will be interesting to watch. As I outlined, the net proceeds of his Asset sales (more or less) have been sent back to Poloniex. He doing so coheres with his story about his deposits coming from trading profits there. But it also coheres with him running a merry-go-round and using Polo to launder the mechanics of a you-know-what.
At this stage in the game, I honestly can't say. All I can say is that I myself am avoiding it except as an interested would-be auditor.