What this table tells me is you are at least 1957 BTC in the hole(not counting these next 2 weeks of you using dividends and reinvestment funds already used) after making this deal and you are putting it on the shareholders to pay back the company that CryptX got all the extra hashing power from. You are withholding our dividends until all of this 1957 BTC is paid back to the company. First off that is what the reinvestment is for, not dividends. "The 65/35 percentages are chosen after careful consideration of the current and the future market. The percentages can change if shareholders vote to change it." What is happening is 100% is going to paying debt until that debt is paid off, could also be classified as reinvestment if you want to ease your mind. This was never voted upon and shareholders should still receive the dividend payment throughout IPO and after that fails shareholders should still get dividends paid, the 35% reinvestment should be the only thing going to pay off the hardware.

 "All shares issued have voting power. CryptX will not change the direction or goal of the PETA-MINE without shareholder votes". This little detour to give up our dividends is a huge direction change that was never voted on, I sold out everything on this pump and will not be buying back in if CryptX thinks this is right to do to shareholders, who knows what else he'll change and what terms he'll completely ignore from the prospectus.

Best case scenario all shares are sold in IPO and shareholders only give up ~.003 per share in dividends. Worst case scenario no body buys these shares at IPO and it takes an additional 5 weeks(projection done with difficulty never changing) to pay back the company and that will be a total of 7 weeks no dividends. Most likely scenario 1 batch is sold and 1007 BTC will still be needed to pay the company back and your dividends will be withheld for an additional 2-3 weeks after IPO is over for a total of 4-5 weeks with no dividend payments.

Edit: The last paragraph predictions are based off of a non changing difficulty so even the worst case scenario is overly optimistic.