Unfortunately all of the considerations I just read require one thing that we do not have: a CEO who cares about his shareholders.
Brett will most probably do whatever he can to get the most money for himself (he is not concerned about his 105 million shares being R/S/d, he can always issue himself more after the R/S=duh) and his pals on the inside.
That's why he is doing the R/S in the first place, so the burden falls squarely on the loyal shareholders and not on him or his buds in the business.
After the R/S, dilute to whatever degree is necessary to pay off the remainder of the notes, and then if necessary R/S again to start fresh.
Then maybe run a Public Mining Pool.
Hopefully not, but the above should be considered a very real possibility, as Brett has already demonstrated that he considers shareholders to be his private and expendable wallet.