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Donekick Marketplace is an online platform specializing in the resale of sneakers, particularly limited-edition and collectible footwear. Established to address challenges in the sneaker resale market, it emphasizes authenticity, transparency, and user trust. ^[1]

History and development

Donekick was launched during the rise of online resale platforms, targeting issues such as counterfeit goods and inconsistent pricing. By integrating blockchain technology and AI-based authentication, Donekick aims to provide a secure and reliable marketplace for sneaker enthusiasts.^[2]

Features

Authentication Tools: Combines AI technology and human expertise to ensure product authenticity.^[3]^[4]
Secure Payments: Implements escrow payment systems to protect buyers and sellers.
Community Engagement: Provides forums and user reviews to build a connected sneaker community.

Impact and criticism

Donekick has significantly influenced the sneaker resale economy, fostering trust in a previously fragmented market. However, it has faced criticism for potentially encouraging consumerism through limited-edition releases. Additionally, concerns about the environmental sustainability of the sneaker industry remain a topic of debate.^[5]

References

^ Hao, Bin. (2024-12-11), A Protracted War Against Counterfeits: Navigating Tension Management Under External Pressures on an E-Commerce Platform, Wiley Publisher, pp. 285–311, doi:10.1111/isj.12575, retrieved 2024-12-14
^ Emrich, Tom. (2024-11-15), Selling with Spatial Computing, p. 422, doi:10.1002/9781394310487.ch8, ISBN 9781394310487
^ Emrich, Tom. (2024-11-15), Selling with Spatial Computing, p. 427, doi:10.1002/9781394310487.ch8, ISBN 9781394310487
^ Zhang, Wei. (2024-08-15), The impact of AI recommendation for homogeneous products on product demand, p. 55, doi:10.1002/sres.3053
^ Coles, Jason. (2024-09-10). Peter Moore: Sneaker Legend. p. 285. ISBN 9780847835430.

[1] Hao, Bin. (2024-12-11), A Protracted War Against Counterfeits: Navigating Tension Management Under External Pressures on an E-Commerce Platform, Wiley Publisher, pp. 285–311, doi:10.1111/isj.12575, retrieved 2024-12-14

[2] Emrich, Tom. (2024-11-15), Selling with Spatial Computing, p. 422, doi:10.1002/9781394310487.ch8, ISBN 9781394310487

[3] Emrich, Tom. (2024-11-15), Selling with Spatial Computing, p. 427, doi:10.1002/9781394310487.ch8, ISBN 9781394310487

[4] Zhang, Wei. (2024-08-15), The impact of AI recommendation for homogeneous products on product demand, p. 55, doi:10.1002/sres.3053

[5] Coles, Jason. (2024-09-10). Peter Moore: Sneaker Legend. p. 285. ISBN 9780847835430.

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