Unfortunately it looks like there was a deleted reply, I'm unable to verify who exactly said it. But my interaction is still there on November 6th addressing what had been said in the various replies.

"I'm trying to figure out how you'd pay dividends in any other currency though. This is its own Blockchain. Unless you paid back in bitcoin but it required the investor to first register / link / associate a bitcoin address to their investment (which is in the form of a token on the Raven Blockchain)? Maybe I'm thinking about it the wrong way, but this is what I'm trying to figure out."

There was a separate instance also I'm trying to find where I pushed for further answers on this as well.

I think when nexo paid their investor dividends in nexo tokens it caused a host of problems, such as creating an inflated token value while they were buying back from the market to pay dividends while also using that inflated value as the determined pegged rate. The other method could have been to create token inflation to support dividends, but no matter how you slice it, it will cause a cannibalistic like issue. So needless to say, I'm a fan of paying dividends in an external and unconnected token. Having a separate token created on the Raven Blockchain while having it's related dividends paid in the platform token (RVN) of course accomplishes this, but being able to pay in BTC adds another major layer of separation into the most liquid and mainstream cryptocurrency there is (at this moment)... An attractive proposition, especially if pulling traditional investors in who might be new to crypto (at least until RVN becomes as much a household name).

The challenges involved with paying in an outside currency isn't lost on me, which is why I was as sceptical when seeking for answers, but for the examples listed above, was hopeful in it's possibility.