id like to see the contract code for both the tokens (you can verify and publish your code, not just bytecode and opcodes at the etherscan page for your token:
https://etherscan.io/address/0xb4b47e3dd06b5418ec3e5f3e52f72fffce5a9e68#code) and for the "mining contract" that you intend to release, or at least some mechanism as to how you plan to simulate mining using a smart contract on the EVM.
you are a little short on details here, and as a token contract hoping for investors to what is likely a simple ERC20 token. how will your mining contract interact with the token contract? where is your github repo?
you have a good idea, but presently you havent shown any details whatsoever on how you want to get where you are going, or even what it is, exactly, that you are trying to build. if you are hoping to set up mining similar to bitcoin's minting curve, then you should choose a smaller ICO release of currency, in the 1,000,000 range at most, and build your contract to simulate conditions of mining to perpetuate release of timed "block rewards" off of the remaining amount, which would need to be set to zero ownership past the premined ICO offering, to prevent anyone (including you or your development team) from simply taking the tokens before they are minted. to make a currency like that fair you would have to remove yourself from ownership past your intiial release, and then participate equally in the decentralized "pseudo-mining" process along with everyone else.
presently, you have zero roadmap and no plan. your tokens are built, id put away the ICO until you have an idea behind how to create a smart contract to simulate mining on the EVM and then release again with some code behind you. otherwise, you are setting yourself up for a situation where you cant deliver and you have a lot of angry people after you because they have lost money on your project ICO.
honestly, with the way you are set up now, i cant see you getting many takers. build a team and an idea behind "BITEREUM", justify its use and existence and you will have much more luck in getting your project off the ground. i wish you the best of luck, as smart contracts are fulfilling and frustrating usually at the very same time.