I believe that this is not possible. The terms of the bounty program did not state that a public accounting would be made; only that money had been set aside for those that contacted Veritaseum and could prove their participation. It also was my understanding that this was at the full discretion of Veritaseum, not that all participants would be splitting a lump sum. Their are certainly disclosure implications as well as how PII may be shared for releasing such a document. Your dissatisfaction does not allow you to make blanket decisions for the group. Nor can you expose private participants who wish to maintain their privacy.

I'm quite appalled by your attitude and as a holder of VERI I'm sick of you wasting their time. The crowdsale was to raise funds to build the company. They were generous, and if I'm reading this right you did get 7 VERI for a few tweets. If this is the exposure a bounty program brings I think I will be advocating for pure advertising in the future. The bang for the buck cannot be worth this hassle.

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Nomura Wants to Charge Clients $134,000 for Premium Research
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-06-22/nomura-quoted-134-000-for-premium-research-as-mifid-ban-looms

As the European ban on bundling research with brokerage services looms, Nomura Holdings Inc. has proposed that clients pay as much as 120,000 euros ($134,000) a year to access their favorite analysts.

That’s what the Japanese bank quoted in April for an all-inclusive "premium offering," according to a pricing document seen by Bloomberg News. While Nomura said pricing is still fluid and it’s being flexible in talks with clients, the guidance may indicate how banks and their clients will settle on how to value something they’ve rarely charged for.

The European Union’s MiFID II regulations, which will be enforced from Jan. 3, aim to tackle conflicts of interest by requiring asset managers to separate the trading commissions they pay from investment-research fees.

Nomura’s premium offering includes all analyst reports on global economics, fixed income, credit and foreign exchange, as well as services such as access to analysts and invitations to events. Different "a la carte" options would let clients purchase research reports only, with extra per-hour fees to talk to analysts of varying seniority at rates still to be determined.

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This type of unbundled explicit fee structure could be a market for Veritaseum. Note this fee is per client. A large bank would have 10's of thousands of clients.