Need to correct a few misunderstandings in this thread, and make some legal disclaimers.
The FXT token being issued on the 1.9 blockchain after the snapshot should not be called or considered an asset. It is not an investment, is not a share in a company, will never pay dividends (in fact the account used to issue it will be locked shortly after issuance), and ownership of this token does not carry any voting rights. All it gives you is the right to receive the corresponding number of FXT coins once Nxt 2.0 goes live.
While the opinion of FXT holders will always be considered, holding FXT does not carry any formal right to control the development process. Technical decisions will never be done by voting, as software engineering is not a democracy. The developers do not make any promises regarding the future value of FXT, or FNX. They are under no formal obligation to work towards increasing their value. Holding any of those tokens does not give you the right to profit from the developers work, as again, this is not an investment and you are not holding a share in a company.
The statement that the developers will reserve 50% of FNX for funding certainly does not mean that they will hold 50% of the FNX coins after the 2.0 launch. The exact amount of FNX to really retain as FNX will be decided later, the rest of those 50% will most likely be sold in an ICO manner (and not for NXT) just before the 2.0 launch, under conditions again to be decided later.