Very good and very helpful articles for other members, so they can make a whitepaper with their native language.
I admit that I can't make a Whiepaper but I am present for this forum every day and it is better for my feelings than making a whitepaper.
Topic: A simple guide on how to Structure your whitepaper (Read 291 times)
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A whitepaper should be very simple and structured in a way traders would understand. The structure of any whitepaper should make provision for Abstract to inform the participants on the summary of everything as regards the ecosystem at a glance. Introduction should be the next chapter followed by features and the problems the system seek to address. Thereafter, the targeted audience and the market strategy should follow before mentioning of token sales and distribution. Respectively, the last three should be the Team, Road Map including all the major steps in the development of the Ecosystem and Summary of all that is included in the structure.
I am glad that you are askin6for suggestion and it good to follow experience one guidelines but in case of white paper nothing can be ensure cause it process it completely depends on the project types so I think it is better to analyze the project
I agree with your suggestion because it is not all about just writing a whitepaper but the whitepaper will contain vital information about your project ideas and this should be convincing enough for you to gain the trust of investors and if it is not well written, the project might not be a success so before you write a whitepaper, be sure of the project and state all points clearly.
Whitepaper is the representation of your project. So it’s really very important to write it properly. Your post surely helps everyone to understand the basics of it. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Whitepaper is a mandatory thing for opening an ICO project. So all should definitely be learnt the basic of preparing it. You really describe it very simply which might helpful for newbies.
It’s a good post. Whitepaper is a must for an ICO project and it represents the project. You mentioned the key points which are really important to make the whitepaper. It’s really helpful for newcomers in this market.
A WhitePaper does not have to have most of the items you've cited. This is a guide to an ICO proposal to receive investments. White Paper is one of the documents commonly used in these proposals. Aspects as the past of the developers. Profit projections, why someone should invest etc. fit into other documents.
The Bitcoin Whitepaper has virtually none of the items you cited. Yet it is the most successful project of all. Whitepaper should be technical and simple. Demonstrate the problem and the solution you want.
The Bitcoin Whitepaper has virtually none of the items you cited. Yet it is the most successful project of all. Whitepaper should be technical and simple. Demonstrate the problem and the solution you want.
I have seen many ICO projects which don't maintain the standard of the whitepaper. It creates bad impression on the project. I think every project management team should follow the rules.
Well, That was a good post. The whitepaper is the most important thing to showcase the project's potentiality in the future so as to maintain the standard people should look for the experienced one to write this out. Otherwise, it will just be a blunder.
This guide is designed for tokens, but what about coins with their own blockchain? It requires a more extensive white paper.
A whitepaper must be written by the people involved deeply in the project, I assume. Whitepaper must have the transformation of the data into a nice representation. Whitepaper holds the eye of the interested investors. So before writing, a deep research on how to make it best should be done.
First of all thanks for sharing this it’s informative. As far I know there is no absolute format or template for the white paper ICO. Its totally depend on projects nature. So I think this information helps the investor.
Thanks for the post. Actually never saw a whitepaper with conclusion, usually people just end up with the team and advisors board.
These steps/guidelines are already available on the internet but still, there are dilemma among people on how to create their first Whitepaper. To be honest, I feel like it is easier to take reference from a white paper that belongs to a succesful ICO and try to write yours accordingly. Since, I have worked closely with some ICO projects I have seen them using this technique quite often.
That is a really great post right there, I have seen a lot of posts in recent days where people were asking for help to write their own whitepaper but they didn't know that the guidelines were easily accessible on the web. So, it is great that someone has finally posted it here. People who are interested to starting new ICOs should definitely check this out.
A portion of the associations wants to have a specialized and point by point white paper while others like to receive a showcasing or business white paper layout to pull in not all that educated financial specialists also.
This is very nice of you that you are willing to help out the people who are new and want to come up with a project and are struggling with the drawing of their whitepaper. People do struggle a lot, the newbies especially who wants their whitepaper to have a more professional look.
White paper of an ICO is quite an important thing to get the attention of the investors. Proper steps and rules should be followed to write a white paper. I think these hints will come to and use for the newbies.
This will be helpful for the people who are trying to build a new ICO project I hope. Getting white paper ready is one the crucial steps to launch an ICO. These instructions may serve this purpose to get a start.
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