This is an interesting proposal for a new blockchain-based shopping platform. I agree that there are many problems with current online shopping platforms, and I like the idea of a platform that would use blockchain technology to offer lower prices and empower consumers. I think this could be a real benefit to the poor and marginalized.
However, I also see some of the challenges that others have mentioned. It is true that such a system would be very complex to develop and implement. And it is not clear how it would be able to compete with existing online retailers.
Overall, I think this is a proposal worth considering. But there are some significant hurdles that would need to be overcome before it could become a reality.
I cannot remember those names but in the heydays of ICO so many developers proposed to create a similar concept but they needed funding before they could do that some did an ICO they funded and ran away with the money and some got funding and created a plan but they cannot update investors about the development of the project.
The risks of these concepts are funding and the capability of the developers if OP can show people that he is capable of creating and developing such concepts and he is ready to expose himself then he can go on to the next level.
The forum has so many people coming in vouching for a concept and part of it is asking for funds which the forum has seen enough
"Thanks for raising those concerns, they're definitely valid points. The ICO scams during the crypto boom left a bad taste in a lot of mouths, and it's important to build trust with any new project.
I agree that a public track record of development experience would be a major asset for any team proposing a complex project like this. Without that, it's hard to convince people to invest time or money.
Perhaps there's a middle ground? Maybe the OP could start by outlining a more detailed development roadmap, even if it's initially focused on smaller, achievable milestones. That way, they can begin demonstrating their capabilities and building a community around the project before needing full-scale funding.
There's a lot of great talent out there, but it's true that the forum has seen its fair share of empty promises. If we can find ways to separate the genuine ideas from the hype, that benefits everyone."