The Rousix Mining Machine is sold as a multi-purpose computer system designed for mining, staking, node hosting, browsing, and entertainment functionality. While historical data from third-party sources suggests that owners of comparable systems have, under favorable market conditions, offset the cost of their machine in approximately 36 months (plus or minus 12 months), Rousix Inc. makes no guarantees, promises, or warranties regarding financial performance, profitability, or return on investment.
The Optional Rousix GPU Lease-Back Subscription is a managed service available exclusively to machine owners and is billed at approximately $149 per month. During periods of inactivity, Rousix may utilize GPU capacity for workloads such as mining or network operations and compensates participants for securely hosting immutable copies of the distributed ledger. This process operates through a secure background agent that allocates unused resources without user intervention. Historically, idle machines have generated additional value beyond subscription costs, in some instances ranging from 3% to 84% annually; these figures are illustrative only and not indicative of future results. Actual performance varies based on factors including network congestion, workload demand, and market conditions. Participation requires an ACH-enabled bank account for subscription billing and, when applicable, annual distributions, which are processed once per year.
After approximately 36 months of continuous operation, members may request liquidation of their accrued mining revenue. Upon request, any eligible balances are transferred directly into the member’s account via ACH payment type mechanisms. By purchasing a Rousix Mining Machine or enrolling in the Lease-Back Subscription, members acknowledge that participation is voluntary, subject to market risk, and provided strictly as a technology and service offering, not as a financial product or investment security.
Rousix Inc. disclaims all liability for market performance, external network fluctuations, or third-party protocol changes that may impact mining or staking outcomes. Members are responsible for their own use and understanding of the system.