25,000+ btc will be mined assuming either entire global hashrate remains static, which obviously it won't OR the 2% figure (representing PETA's portion of entire hashrate) used in that calculation will grow proportionally to the rate of growth the rest of the market. This is the reason for 65% rather than 100% towards dividends, which would be a losing proposition over time.

For example the mine initially started with 1G per share. Hardware was sold to expand the farm and instead of quickly paying off investors a lump sum from that sale, a decision was made to withhold those dividends to increase the capacity, therefore GH/s each share is entitled to a higher amount. at 80k shares with current deployment that increased 600%, combatting the difficulty increases.

You can see from dividend history the upwards trend.


Here we come to the second situation where a temporary sacrifice is made to ensure the long-term success of the mine.