:-) I am sure, if You look around, You will find even more contradictory statements. You have to use Your judgement.
For any statement regarding CoinTerra, CoinTerra is the most reliable source. You can always contact them for any additional info, but You know that there are limits what a company can and wants to disclose.
You're the one trying to run an IPO - it's YOUR responsibility to provide sufficient information to potential investors for them to conduct due diligence and make assessments of the likely profitability or otherwise of investment.
If a company won't disclose sufficient information then they shouldn't sell shares to the public - which may well be why they aren't, in which case it's as clear evidence as you could get that a pass-through is a bad idea. That's due to the end result being some market participants having less information than others which isn't conducive to a well-formed and fair market.
This is a classic example of what's badly wrong in the BTC 'securities' market : all you're doing is selling on something (that you don't even own) at a markup without even the decency to provide proper information about what is being sold. At least all the scammers reselling mining hardware at a massive markup (when it wouldn't even be profitable WITHOUT the markup) properly describe what it is they're selling.
