Yes I understand the differences thanks. But that doesn't address my point about confusion and complexity. Additionally, the dividend token is a security while the utility token is a network access token. You've decentivized investors to invest in your utility token by offering a dividend in the security token. Meanwhile you are also saying that your utility token is less risky than the other. Having two tokens cannablizes the other.
Good luck, but unfortunately I'm not sure how having two adds value for an investor.
The two token types cover different aspects of the investment case rather well. They were borne out of overwhelming investor demand. Originally there were just dividend tokens but because of the requests, two tokens were created. This has received great response from those who just want to earn dividends, those who just want to play the liquidity game on crypto exchanges, and those who want to do both.
Thank you for your feedback, I will pass it on to the team.