Just to clarify:

Mining sales (in the secondary market) are matched by mining buys (in the primary). Ergo mining profits are zero unless they can mine at a lower cost than exchange prices. It follows that the rest of the mining cost manifests as the primary "price" of the coin. (What the miner had to pay to acquire it).

Masternode sales are unmatched. They acquire the coins at zero cost.

DAO allocations (that get liquidated on exchanges) are unmatched. Again, the contractor receives the coin at zero cost, however if the contractor adds an equivalent value to the coin then it could be argued that the sale is "matched".

If we want to quantify this numerically then all we have to do is measure the profit each stakeholder makes on a sale at the exchange. Unmatched sales yield 100% profit and matched sales yield zero profit. That tells you all you need to know.