It doesn't claim that either. That's what marketers with affiliate links all across the web say to try to hook people. If you look at the marketing materials on the site, it says "up to 40% per month". "Up to" is a disclaimer and it's up to people to understand that's a range. I don't see anything else regarding claims of an average of or promise like that, nor have I ever since June. The only thing they guarantee is a bonus 0.10-0.25% daily for loans ranging from $1,010 in value upward on a scale. Of course, it's semantics, but that was the extent of my first reply before the conversation was redirected.
I don't like the site if it's a scam as anyone wouldn't, and am not arguing, but just hope people generally spread the right info after proper due dilligence.
Let's stop wasting peoples time here. The math behind 1 percent daily interest comes from 1.01^30 = 1,34 => 34% which is in the ballpark of their own figure of "up to 40%". 40% a month gives an average daily interest of 1.121574122%. That is 1 % daily interest on average. It's unsustainable. It's ponzi. It's pyramids. It's instert-a-name-calling-here. It's bad for people. It's end of discussion.
You made sense with your first sentence. Tacking on formulas, sarcasm and last words is antagonistic and immature on your part.