But the average user is unlikely to be able to analyze a smart contract. Maybe you explain to those who do not have professional knowledge in this area?
So in basic terms the smart contract will allow you to freeze tokens. A smart contract has many purposes on our platform, for example, to make sure the manager gets paid his success fee, that the manager pays the platform its commission, and to freeze CINX tokens for a certain period of time. In this case, you will receive a monthly fee of 30% of the revenue generated in CINX tokens from the CINDX platform for freezing your tokens.
I think that if things go well, then this option can bring a big profit at the expense of a number of factors - an increase in the price of the token plus getting a fee in these tokens.