Hello to everybody,

I'm new in this forum, even though I've been reading you for almost a year.
I'd like to share my experience about EVN and ask some questions accordingly, please.

My situation is:
I got some EVN tokens during ICO. Having purchased EVN either by ETH (sent from my MEW address) and by BTC, at some point after the ICO was completed EVN sent the tokens purchased by ETH directly to my MEW (I checked transaction on Token Explorer), while for the tokens purchased by BTC they created another wallet (ethereum compatible) to be unlocked by the given PIN in order to have access to the tokens stored inside that wallet. Eventually on 3rd Feb. I received the PIN (no support contact was needed to ask for it). After signing in to my EVN dashboard I could unlock the wallet and then both its private key/seed phrase were shown (they can be also downloaded for print/storage as .pdf file). 

My question is: to get dividends should I hold my EVN tokens in the wallet provided by ENV or can I move all the tokens to my MEW without losing any future dividends?

Some considerations:
Among their EVN wallet access information (given with the PIN) they say: "Envion recommends transferring your EVN tokens to a wallet that is completely controlled by you". What does it mean? Maybe that the wallet they gave me (where my tokens are stored) can't be considered "completely controlled by me"? Could they access my private key/seed phrase somehow? If so, that would explain their recommendation above.

Hence the reason of my question: if I have to move my tokens to another wallet "completely controlled by me" to ensure full security and control, will I lose dividends for not keeping tokens in their wallet?

I hope to have been clear enough and that my questions make sense, especially for those investors still waiting (unfortunately) to unlock their tokens.   

Many thanks
Luca