Or owns a handful of miners they can video and then rents a load of hash-power to produce enough blocks to support their claims while actually running the usual referral-scheme-based fractional-mining/ponzi.
Yeah, given all the red flags and warning signs your scheme is spitting out by the shed-load, I'm going with my theory over your claim.
How much money do you think one would have to spend to rent enough
hash power to mine 20 blocks in 10 days?? These arguments hold no weight.
Documentation beats conversation...
I think you have plenty of money, other people's, and are prepared to spend it to establish a bona fide looking cover for the MLM scam which you are running.
Way back last year, the seed money was pouring in from MLM/Ponzi early birds, eager to get in on the ground level of a huge, professionally run scam like this.
http://patrickpretty.com/2014/11/18/bitclub-network-now-wants-500-new-suckers-participants-exhorted-to-be-patient-because-purported-mining-community-venture-is-like-building-a-home-made-space-ship-to-explore-outer-space/500 x $3,599....that's nearly $2 million just there, plenty enough to buy the 2+ P/hs that you claim somewhere in your sales blurb and mine over 20
BTC a day, anyone with the finance could do it. So what?
The thing is, you will just keep selling and selling and selling shares in this, like some sort of Mel Brooks musical, for the real reason for setting it up: a cover for a huge MLM scam. New 'investor' money will just migrate straight to the top of the pyramid as it's supposed to in schemes like this, and then the marks will sit patiently for the next three years, hoping to get their money back.
When even the dust payments you are making (0.002 BTC per day on $500) towards your 1000 day roi get too much for you, the lucky 'investors' will just get given some useless shitcoin and the scam will be complete.
The way you keep insisting, "We are mining so we must be legit" reminds me of another cloudmining scam, Cloudmining.website.
Their mantra is similar, "Look, we've paid out for the last few months, we must be legit" and then they show a meaningless graphic to prove it.
Just like you and your pie chart.
TL:DR
Your "documentation" proves nothing about the likelihood of your 'investors' getting paid.
Your millon dollars worth of seed money for a mining front was well spent from a scamming point of view, especially if it helps your networking parasites drag in suckers in the numbers that your previous schemes have.