If people don't understand how Amazon works and they always need to contact the support team, then creating something that is decentralized and privacy-focused will be more complicated and may require a ready-made and educated customer list, and this list will be limited and have high security standards, so I don't think that such a project will achieve rapid expansion.

      -   Your idea about the P2P logistic platform is a good one, and I get what you want to convey. But there are always pros and cons anyway. Maybe I'll start with the cons op first; it's one of those that can't avoid having vulnerability in smart contracts, and even with the counterparty, there's still a risk because sometimes there are others there who don't fulfill their obligation properly. Although I'm not saying that what you're saying will happen, I'm just showing you the possible things in the future that may or may not happen.

But the pros of that always on your part are that you can accumulate more crypto's because of your transporters or purchasers who will avail of the service, and the second is that it can provide a flexible schedule and there is no middleman needed there compared to the traditional logistics that we are used to, and above all, the transparency is there because of the blockchain technology that touches it.