There is a edit button you could of used to correct your mistake.
I already did you asshole, nice try at deflecting from the issue which is this absolute stinker:
We have sold over 2000 TH in total,
So you've only got 17TH/s of active hashrate you can show that you possess, but you totally-pinkie-pwomise that the missing 1,983 TH/s is just 'not being reported'?
But, no, what you actually mean is that you are claiming to be buying hash-power from other miners, right? Because you're buying it from them for more than they can make themselves and selling it on, yes?
No we are a collective group who are trying to make some working capital while the price is high. We are selling our power at a positive rate where the user can make a modest return for there purchase with halving looming every closer some of our group are 50/50 if they will continue after halving.
So we are looking to make some working capital to further improve our side of the network.
When a user deposits there's value is calculated using the following.
hashrate : hash rate in hashes / second (NOT MH/s)
difficulty : difficulty
exchange_rate : (BitStamp or Coindesk)
URL/json?hashrate=17183330609495&difficulty=209779579093&exchange_rate=755.12
We are not buying from anyone. we are a group of miners who can shuffle our resources about to cover then need for investment on the roll up to halving.
While we still make profit from our operation the working capital is used in other varied ways to generate further income. We have a number of members in the team who also trade BTC and also run exchanges. While there is a pump in the bitcoin price we are looking to secure a further daily income to further our project. We decided that the best way to do this would be to sell our resource to the public while giving them a fair and calculated return.
While other large miners are starting to "wind down" on the run up to the halving event, Investex are looking to push our service further and be a big player in the last 5million coins still to be had.
"According to the CoinDesk Bitcoin USD Price Index, the price of bitcoin averaged $577 as of 12PM EST on 10th June. If the 420,000th block were to have been sealed with the market at that price, the amount of revenue denominated in US dollars that a miner could expect to receive would have fallen from $14,425 to $7,212.50 in an instant.
Losing 50% of revenue could result in some bitcoin miners having to shut their operations down. At least one miner has moved to pull the plug ahead of the halving."
See here ---- [colour=green]
http://www.coindesk.com/kncminer-declares-bankruptcy-cites-upcoming-bitcoin-subsidy-halving[/color]
We feel other's are yet to show there hand in this and it could be very possible that the small groups of miners could be in for a big payday for the drive to the finish..
If the bitcoin price returns to the sub 2015 rate we saw for a prolonged period this will spell further disaster for the larger players in the market, The price would need to be steady around the $800 mark for some of the larger players out there to continue to make ROI over COST,
This is the main reason for us offering this service. While others wind down we want to build a quick income to further our project while offering a fantastic service that can provide some profit for its users. You stated that people should not invest they will destroy crypto. This could not be further from the truth.. Depositing with us is directly supporting miners and a group who are pushing to build something fantastic for the community.
If for any reason this service became un/profitable then we would simply stop taking deposits and pay out any users still in the service.
We are available to answer any of your questions and we look forward to building a fantastic platform