What is the current fee Cloud mining EOBOT

What is the current fee? 
75% for GHS 5.0 

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Why do the electricity/maintenance fees increase? 
Think of it like this: If the fees are $1 a month in electricity and maintenance and your mining earnings are $2 a month, then our fees are about 50% of your earnings. However if the Bitcoin mining difficulty increases and/or the price of Bitcoin decreases by 25%, then your mining earnings are now only say $1.50 a month. The cost of electricity and maintenance is still $1 a month but your mining earnings dropped so your profit margin drops. Now you only have 33% profit margin. 

I still don't understand and think it's wrong, show me the math! 
The 5.0 GHS fee is $0.00011/GHS/Day. This does not change! If you multiply that number by 30.5, the average number of days in a month, then that equals to $0.003355 per GHS per Month. If you assume you have 100 GHS, that is $0.3355 a month. Currently, 100 GHS mines approximately $0.490619 USD of Bitcoin a month (according to this Alloscomp's calculator or any other Bitcoin mining calculator). So when you divide earnings by the fee, $0.3355/$0.490619, you get the fee of 75%. 

Now where it gets confusing for people, is when Bitcoin mining difficulty increases. If it just increases 10%, most people would think the fee should only increase by a little. But in fact, the mining earnings will go from $0.490619 GHS to $0.4415571 GHS (0.490619*0.90). The fee always stays the same, but a 10% difficulty increase means that the fee might increase more than 10% of what it earns and mines. 

Note, for the S5 and 2.0 GHS, the fee is $0.00117/GHS/Day. 

Note, for the S7 and 3.0 GHS, the fee is $0.00058/GHS/Day. 

Note, for the S9 and 4.0 GHS, the fee is $0.00021/GHS/Day. 

Note, for the S15 and 5.0 GHS, the fee is $0.00011/GHS/Day. 

Bitcoin Mining Difficulty Chart

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