SFI is investing in startups unrelated to crypto mining and therefore following the same rules as any other early stage startups, only those achieving a certain degree of profitability are likely to distribute dividends in the near future, 100% of those dividends as attributable to SFI stakeholding will be passed onto Havelock SFI unit holders. Some SFI startups are profitable but not all of them, early-stage startups are usually not profitable. As a seed-stage fund SFI aims at holding stakes of startups with a high probability of later stage investment (series A) at which time SFI will exit or sell out most of its shares and distribute 100% of the shares sale proceeds to the SFI unit holders via Havelockinvestments.com (as described in a post above).