I disagree with the method people are using to determine the ICO price. You're using 85 million tokens as the denominator--because that's how many were issued to investors. 100 million were minted however (I know that you all know this, just reiterating it), and the extra 15 million are in the hands of the devs. They are investors too, and while they're somewhat honor bound not to bring their coins onto the market, they still get the long term benefits of holding those coins. Moreover, those coins will dilute dividends, those coins could eventually hit the market, and most of all, those coins contain their fractional share of up-front investment by ICO buyers.
TL;DR we should be using 100 million tokens, not 85 million tokens, for the denominator to calculate ICO token value.
Thus, ICO per token value = $10,682,516.42 / 100,000,000 = $0.106825
With a current bitcoin price of $710.00, that's 0.0001505 ICN/BTC.
On Kraken, 0.000168 is trading, meaning ICN remains 11.66% above ICO price.
TL;DR we should be using 100 million tokens, not 85 million tokens, for the denominator to calculate ICO token value.
Thus, ICO per token value = $10,682,516.42 / 100,000,000 = $0.106825
With a current bitcoin price of $710.00, that's 0.0001505 ICN/BTC.
On Kraken, 0.000168 is trading, meaning ICN remains 11.66% above ICO price.
You apparently do not understand the math
only thing that matters is hw much diod you pay for 1 ICN at the begining and how much you need to pay it now! your calculations means nothing! 
...some people waiting weeks to get verified level one
