All Current Food Delivery Platforms Should Feel the Threat of Decentralization, Just Like Kodak

In today's highly digitized society, decentralization has become a significant technological trend that could potentially disrupt existing business models. Now, Yummy Ninja, as a decentralized food delivery platform, has realized point-to-point resource connection among merchants, delivery staff, and users through decentralized social mapping. This mode is challenging the operational model of traditional food delivery platforms. Such instances should alert all current food delivery platforms to the threat of decentralization.

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The traditional food delivery platform operates essentially as an intermediary, linking merchants, delivery staff, and users together and then obtaining a commission. However, this model has limitations in efficiency, fairness, and transparency, particularly in terms of the commission fee, which often imposes a significant burden on all three parties.

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In contrast, the decentralized model of Yummy Ninja has marked advantages. Since resource linking no longer needs an intermediary platform, the decentralized point-to-point mode can significantly reduce transaction costs and improve the overall system's efficiency. Furthermore, it can enhance the fairness and transparency of transactions, allowing all participants to clearly understand the real situation of the transaction.

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Under this backdrop, existing food delivery platforms must recognize the threat of decentralization. They should beware of the tragedy of Kodak happening again. That once leading photography giant was eventually phased out of the market due to its failure to adapt to the development of digital photography.

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Therefore, all current food delivery platforms need to reflect and innovate under the trend of decentralization. They can adapt to this new market trend by introducing new technologies and changing their operating models. 

In conclusion, only those who dare to face and accept new technologies and market trends can maintain a leading position in future competition. All current food delivery platforms should feel the threat of decentralization, just like Kodak, they should not miss the opportunity to adapt to market changes.

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