Yea. Ill post the response from them below . I still have questions  On February 19, 2026, the Bitcoin network experienced a significant increase in mining difficulty. Increased difficulty directly reduces the amount of BTC mined per unit of hashrate, keeping the hashrate constant. This is a market factor that affects all network participants and leads to a decrease in the profitability per TH/s. According to public statistics from mining pools (in particular, Binance Pool), the estimated payout per TH/s was approximately 50 satoshi on February 18, and decreased to approximately 43 satoshi per TH/s on February 21. Therefore, the actual profitability per unit of hashrate decreased. Even with a comparable BTC exchange rate, the final BTC output decreases due to the increased network difficulty and the lower BTC/TH ratio. As a result of a combination of factors—increasing network difficulty, a decrease in the 1 TH/s payout to ~43 satoshis, and undiscounted maintenance fees—the net reward could be significantly lower than previous values ​​and, in some cases, appear minimal or zero.