Wooo, 4 bitcents!

Better than nothing I suppose...

It's more than you would get for interest at a normal bank account.
At a bank you get your deposit back.
If you store USD in a bank account your returned deposit will have less purchasing power than your initial deposit thanks to inflation. If you get less purchasing power back from your bank, I don't think that really counts as getting your deposit back.
What's your point? You are still comparing apples to oranges. For this to be profitable, you need to make back your initial investment first, then you can start talking interest. It might happen. This seems to be much better run than the dishwara mess. Of course, if you can find someone to buy your shares, more power to you. But that is far from a guarantee. You are investing in a business that becomes less profitable every day. That's not a bad thing, it just means your calculations of value need to account for it.