I mean,
if you invest 1 ETH now, you will never have more than 0.3 ETH at the end ! Maths.
No. I think you are misinterpreting the rules somewhere.
Remember:
Everyone who has deposited will receive a small part
of every new deposit.
So you are totally wrong on that 0.3 ETH, I don't know where you're taking that from.
I just did the calculations
and if you invest now,
it will only take 6 entries after you ( = 70 dollars in deposits from other people) to reach that 0.3 ETH that you are talking about.
That's hardly the upper limit or the end, to say the least.
And it'll take a total of 230 dollars in deposits to break-even.
Everything that comes after that, is pure profits....
To put this in perspective:The previous ETH pyramid I've participated in here on Bitcointalk has 76 000 dollars in deposits after 7 weeks (and is still ongoing...).
And with this pyramid here (online since yesterday), the person who's going to send an entry right now, right after me writing this post,
will only have to wait for 230 dollars to be deposited after him, before he breaks-even.
Everything that comes after that, is pure extra profits for this guy.
So if another 75 000 dollars would happen to come in like with the other pyramids, this person who deposits
now will be getting a nice part of that 75,000 USD, for a mere 1 ETH (= 11.5 USD) investment.
This pyramid right here has just launched this weekend (only 1 day online) and has received about 187 USD in deposits so far,
with a potential of reaching 76,000 like that other pyramid.
If this pyramid only reaches 1 % of the success of the other biggest one here on this forum-section on Bitcointalk,
this already gives a great profit for those depositing right now.
So you are making a big mistake / miscalculation somewhere...