He can assure his investors a higher dividend.. take a chip out from his profits from asicminer and try build up the confidence in the market.. thats would i would have done if i really cared about the asset and the people who put their trust in him..
All he would do is show the agreement in bold.. thats indifference my brother..
I guess you would also complain to an ASIC manufacturer if the ASIC you bought starts to yield less returns due to increase in difficulty?
This asset works the same as mining BTC yourself. You buy something that produces periodic mining yields, depending on the difficulty and you may resell it for whatever the market is willing to pay.
If you don't take into account the risk of increased difficulty and its effect on dividend and asset-price, you have only yourself to blame. The terms of this asset are extremely clear and without unnecessary technical jargon. And any small amount of research into BTC mining would've revealed the strong upward trend of difficulty and the corresponding downward trend of yields.
It sounds like you were expecting an infinite stream of constant payments out of this, while at any point being able to step out and collect your profits. Investments don't work that way.