Wrong. They are, or at least claim to be, a Scrypt mining operation. It's LTC or other altcoins only. Which is why they a provably not mining because all the public pools you can easily find details for online clearly account for the total Scrypt coin hashrate.
850GH/s is no small amount in Scrypt, considering that the entire Litecoin network is 1038GH/s and the fact that the listed hashrate for Dogecoin and Syscoin are merge-mined rates, which means they are predominantly from that 1038GH/s group of Scrypt miners, because merge-mining means they are being mined with the same hash, not additional hash.
Name me one PoS staking coin which can provide, per day, the amount of coins which can be sold every ten minutes in order to pay for the BTC 'profit' being claimed as mining payouts for these imaginary 'KHS' tokens.
Trading Bot? Seriously? :facepalm:
What don't you get, it is quite simple, the numbers on the screen are exactly that, just numbers on the screen. Scrypt.cc only ever has to cover for actual withdrawal requests to a user's own wallet outside of their system and they depend on the fact that most users will actually send it straight back in again to compound or 're-invest' their 'profit'. Referral bonuses provide the scheme with new users who will send in fresh funds, of which a portion will be used to pay the 'profit' of other users, or at least that which they have to actually let the user withdraw at various times.
That's why, out of all the site changes that were made since they started, none of them related to anything which would have served to prove they were legit, like a public pool or some form of evidence to show the freshly mined blocks but, instead, related to enhancing their customers ability to automatically 're-invest' any 'profit' they were making from these fictional 'KHS' tokens they are trading back and forth.
So your theory is that this is just one huge fractional reserve operation he's got going on?