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If users can buy and sell a coin only on the project platform this will enable the team to control the price, respectively, the coin will be stable.

But then the coin will become centralized and it is the team that will be able to directly influence the coin. Many users do not like centralized coins.

Not loving because of the fact that it is controlled and harder to make money on it, do i understand correctly?

And in my opinion, its not really possible to earn anything on this token. It is possible to use a token as a storage tool.

You can participate in TBox and make good money on it. But of course you can use it as a tool for storage.

Can you give a positive example? Should it be a strong trader or a well-educated finance specialist?

No, you dont have to be a professional trader or a financial specialist to earn on our platform.

For example:
Donald has 10 ETH, the current value of which is $1000. Donald thinks that in a month 1 ETH will cost $200, and its value will be $2000. So, the potential profit is $1000. What can Donald do to increase his income? He can open a TBox with a good collateral and withdraw 500 TMV from it. Then he can buy 5 additional ETH with them. If Donalds expectations are met and in a month the price of 1 ETH is $200, then in total he has 15 ETH, which at the current exchange rate is 15 * 200 = $3000. Thus, Donald needs to deposit 500 TMV in his TBox to return his ETH deposit. As a result: $3000 - 500TMV = $2500. Profit is $1,500, which is 50% more than without opening a TBox.
So, yes, it is beneficial to open a TBox if you expect an increase in ETH rate. This is just one of many variations that can be used on our platform.

Watch our educational videos about working with TBox here: https://timvi.com/details-t-box.html