Everything that is in the wallets qualify for a reward payment. The mined coins are still there. I just need accounting to give me a solid go ahead on what would be the best way to move forward with reward payments (how much & how often). The basic idea is to enable trading at around the same time the new financial report is published (end of June). New KYC docs (less invasive) should be in play this week.
If you outsourced your handling of fiat to Bitreserve (
http://support.bitreserve.org/hc/en-us/articles/203399387-Does-Bitreserve-accept-fiat-deposits-) it would eliminate the need for KYC altogether, as they would be required to field all of your regulatory burden. Hopefully it exits beta before / if cryptomex goes live.
As for reward payments, the more divs which are distributed pre-launch the more value icedrill will gain as majority shareholders. It is therefore in your best interests to restore investor faith by honoring icedrill initial IPO terms and
paying out public holders the equivalent of 0.0016BTC per share as a bare minimum, before actual trading could ever conceivably begin.
To be blunt, I still see little value in opening up a trading platform without trading mechanisms and div payouts already being established and maintained. At this point IPO terms haven't even been met, our hashfast equipment is worse than useless and there are precious few new manufacturer relationships being formed. The trading platform has no prospect for competition if there isn't at least one decent starter.
As long as these issues remain unsolved, these shares will be worthless even if cryptomex ever actually manages to trade live.
*edit
Also the decimal placing on my asset list is wrong. I mistakenly bought 1112 of these shares and not 111.2 as your interface describes.
I should also reveal for fairness here to any who are still misguided enough to expect full compensation according to existing IPO terms,
that I've already received two separate test payments totalling 0.005293btc from icedrill.
At a promised rate of 0.0016btc per share that still leaves 1.773907btc outstanding.
If this is an attempt to shear away my confidence with mathematical slightery then bravo.