Just received this from an unhappy informant who has (5) ZenHashlets he refuses to convert based on principle. I guess it is now official, the "world's most profitable pool" is now dead. This appears to be how the HashTitan is able to pay his early adopters - take all revenue except for 0.00000001 BTC from the small customers who haven't yet recovered their investment to pay the earlier/larger supporters. Hero to zero in less than 4 months. Nice record.
The question now becomes what court will see this as still being "profitable" vs. being what is really looks to be - an elaborately planed bait and switch to continue a scheme while technically thinking $0.000000714 per MH/s per day equates to a *reasonable* amount that equals a reference to profitability. Being less than a millionth of cent per day, I put my money on this not meeting the legal definition of anything that can be labeled as "profitable"; especially if the ROI of $50 is now almost two millennia (1,918.58 years) in to the future.
Scott-
http://i.imgur.com/uPlJrXB.pngI am very sure the FTC will not buy into 1 satoshi being "always profitable", as per their marketing materials.
