Topic: Do you even read whitepaper bro? - page 11. (Read 9184 times)
Yes i do read white paper its a necessary part when you are joining or investing any new ico . i think if you read that you will be clear about that company a to z.
yeah, mate, I always read white paper.Don't read all wp I met and not all pages, but for those projects I am interested in, I try to get clear idea in WP and tokenometrics. For most of newbies questions to be asked in telegram group, WP is a solution. Just every answer is stated there if you can read
I just read their whitepapers if necessary. Because it's too much and I'm dizzy reading it. Sometimes even though their whitepaper contents are not good but their projects run smoothly. I just look at the roadmap and try to learn it.
Previously I never read their whitepapers. Because it makes me a headache. Each project has a good whitepaper. So I decided now just look and pay attention to their roadmap.
Let be real. How many of you guys actually read the whitepaper? I read whitepaper sometimes, but reading multiple of them can be a burden and a headache. Do you guys got any tips on getting through whitepaper a little faster. It killing a lot of time. Thank.
If you are a big investor you will always read the whitepaper before invest in any business. Also you will check a lot of other information about company.
Whitepapert is useful to read, if the project is solid, then everything is very clearly described, the main idea and how it will be useful. So is easy to draw conclusions whether this campaign is worth the attention.
Well I can say I only glance through white paper but first thing I always did is to read the abstract because this will summarise what the white paper entails
Let be real. How many of you guys actually read the whitepaper? I read whitepaper sometimes, but reading multiple of them can be a burden and a headache. Do you guys got any tips on getting through whitepaper a little faster. It killing a lot of time. Thank.
You're lazy son, in order for you to understand the project very well, you should always read the whitepaper. I know that it burdens you, but it's the process to be done when you don't want to get broke when you invest.
Most of you will say that it's dangerous like this, but I do not care. I do not need to know how it will work 100%, everything that interests me most is the price of the coin / token when it gets on the list.
When you do not have plans to invest into ICOs nor do not have plan to participate into bounty programs then probably you never need to read White Paper of any project.
Be sure to read! I read it especially carefully if I plan to invest in a project and participate in a bounty company. Of course I spend a lot of time but I get the confidence that the project will be successful and not a scam
Reading whitepapers is needed all the time but you must also understand the content. That is why I strongly recommend everybody to renew your knowledge about the crypto and about the ICO projects. IMHO.
I think the one who does not read the technical documentation increases own money risks many times. One of the criteria for a good project, of course, good, understandable, reasonable documentation. Projects with an unclear whitepaper or absent whitepaper should be aware.
Do you also read everything in it? it is too long, we can read the summary on the website, onepager, twopager or tokenomics and I think that is enough to judge a project. 
I think the one who does not read the technical documentation increases own money risks many times. One of the criteria for a good project, of course, good, understandable, reasonable documentation. Projects with an unclear whitepaper or absent whitepaper should be aware.
I rarely do that, I just need to look at the website thoroughly, all the info that I need is there and I also make sure it's not a premature website.
Let be real. How many of you guys actually read the whitepaper? I read whitepaper sometimes, but reading multiple of them can be a burden and a headache. Do you guys got any tips on getting through whitepaper a little faster. It killing a lot of time. Thank.
I read the whitepaper first before I invest or even join the bounty campaign behind it. If I don't find it good or even see a sight of scam, then I immediately pullout, never looking back. I also base the campaigns I'm about to join based on how they can afford expensive bounty campaign managers.
If you do not read white paper, then you invest in the blind, how is this possible? Are not you afraid of losing your money? It seems to me that such situations can not be unequivocally, because every person should appreciate his time spent in this world.
I always read the white paper and advise everyone to do the same. You do not need to miss such an important part of any ICO
yes it did, killing time and need more resource or similar project to compare with. but i think by reading whitepaper you will know every detail where developer would bring or provide the project, it will worth of your investment. many new investors in cryptocurrency are too lazy to read or analyzing ICO from whitepaper so they might invests their money only from the hype or hearing from influental person or based on what ico rating said.
well. sometimes when I invest and also follow the bounty campaign I always read the whitepaper and also see the existing concepts. whether this includes risk or good technology in the future
Now that the article was really unique, it's not enough just to go over the information in white paper. I study the most basic sections, after which I take information for several articles. So there is an opportunity to get 100 uniqueness and author's vision of the project. What is the point of writing, if a lot of managers check the articles and charge rates for high-quality content.
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