Given that Cashila switches to B2B model (source: https://blog.cashila.com/2017/03/07/cashila-is-suspending-retail-processing-to-focus-on-b2b-services/), it might mean that certain part of Cashila retail business would migrate to Iconomi platform.

You failed already, didn't notice?

Yeah-yeah, come on. It just shows that you know nothing about how SEC works. Please, report to SEC, FBI, CIA, NSA or whatever else comes to mind. I will have a laugh.

Have you ever tried this?: https://github.com/golemfactory/golem/wiki/Installation

GNT might be on Poloniex soon: https://twitter.com/golemproject/status/824188261551788039
Also: https://twitter.com/Bitnik_eu/status/824395890605572096

Iconomi is a platform. The main part of the platform is OFM (Open Fund Management platform). Any holder of ICN tokens will be entitled to a share of fees collected for using OFM.

Looks good. And I like your researches.

If you look here https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/#/contracts you will notice that most of the contracts never pay back. The best contract have almost three year payback time at current conditions. It will probably never pay back as well.
Better to buy some bitcoins or other tokens.

hashflare.io is pretty safe.
But if you look here, you'll notice that right now the best contract have payback period of 813 days. So it's more than two years just to break even. Most of the contracts (all timed ones) never pay back. For example 1-year ethereum mining at hashflare.io will give you net loss of around 30%.
There's a certain economical model. It would be profitable to mine if prices rise, but in this case more people will start mining, which will affect difficulty and make mining less profitable again.

Check CoinFund's portfolio: https://coinfund.io/
If you read their blog, you'll notice that they understand a bit of economics behind all those coins.

Somehow it seems to me, based on your business model, that you rather prefer the price to remain stable. The adoption is quite slow and as I understand mostly supported by distribution of XRP.

Don't trust it. It's easy as that.