I'm not sure I quite understand your reasoning so I'm not sure how to address this. We sell the hash power for what we feel we can get for it on the market. If you feel the price is too steep for whatever reason, then please don't make a purchase!
ok, what drives sales is profitability, which then gives you the ability to mine more btc which then gives you the ability to sell more hash, which then gives you the ability to mine more btc which then gives you the ability to sell more hash, which then gives you the ability to mine more btc which then gives you the ability to sell more hash,,, etc , the price of gh is dropping, which means its dropping for you, so i am just asking what the model is for this inevitability
and people lost their shit... so what is on the horizon?
Welcome to the world of Bitcoin mining. As the difficulty factor increases, profitability drops. We all hope for low difficulty increases and a positive rate of return. On the other hand, we also accept the risk that if the difficulty changes are high then it will be more difficult to profit. We didn't create this game -- we simply sell the hash power and try to create a small profit margin for ourselves. There is nothing complicated about our model, you either buy it at our price, or you don't. What the difficulty factor does is completely out of our control and is too unpredictable to guarantee a gain or loss on your investment. I have always recommended to customers that they use a spreadsheet program to determine for themselves the different scenarios that can occur when you purchase hash power. Feel free to publish your results and share them with other forum members.
