Thanks for your inquiry. We will resume cloud mining when it will be profitable for our users, that means the block reward should be enough to cover electricity and maintenance expenses.
Well going by your previous statement:
These aforementioned assets are computer accessory equipment, aimed to reduce the maintenance cost of mining hardware. Since cloud mining is suspended, the idea of reducing maintenance is now obsolete.
These assets have no connection to data storage and do not affect the reliability of the service we provide.
These assets have no connection to data storage and do not affect the reliability of the service we provide.
Mining will not be profitable until you get those fixed assets back.
Dude, I think CEX's answer is more appropriate than yours.
Why don't we keep the thread about the service the company provides? I'm sure you'll find another place to post your investigations
Noob thread police?
It's a valid question, get over it. If Bitcoin shoots up to $400 tomorrow how can CEX resume mining if they have 2m worth of equipment stuck in the war zone.