Topic: Do you even read whitepaper bro? - page 12. (Read 9184 times)
I read a whitepaper but. I read it, but very rarely, and only when I find bounty or ICO and I need to check the data. When you need to find out what the project is, what tops it wants to conquer. But to be honest, this is not enough, and you need to make great efforts to understand that the project has a small percentage of being a scam.
from some articles I read actually read whitepapers before participating in an ico or bounty campaign, but after a few times I participated in a bounty campaign I had never read a whitepaper though, and luckily I never got scam, but I suggested to read whitepaper first before participating in a bounty campaign or ico, because in whitepaper there is important information about bounty campaign or the ico
I understand and agree with you, because I think that the newspaper writes what is needed for the people there is often a lie, and in the books mostly show and tell facts that open the truth to the population!
Most of the time I search for onepagers where I will get the necessary information, if it is too small and not worthy then I have to read Whitepaper. It also indicates how solid the idea is and how much knowledge the team has.
Obviously should read the whitepaper if you plan to invest.
It is important to read the whitepaper because thats where you can see their future plan, specs and other stuff about the project.This is true a few months before but these I no longer bother to read them. I trust only a few projects and few developers.
For me, reading whitepaper is boring because to many pages especially on the native translated. If you are investor you can read this because you need real project and your profit will increase by investing on the ICO. But some of the whitepaper is not followed always, because managing the ICO is so difficult.
Actually we have to read full whitepaper then only we will get to know full information about the project. but you need a lot of patience to read everything in details. I will also read whitepaper but I will not take much time will watch some videos and will check some contents that's it.
I use the resources that could explain to me briefly what makes the coin special then I read Whitepapers to make an investment decision. If WP explanation is not clear to me I ask the dev of the thread, usually it help me.
In normally, a white paper document for each project contains 50-90 papers. So it's quite hard to read word by word, especially, you dont have much time or your translation is not good. I just have an advise that you should read table of contents in first because it contains all the main content.
Then move on to reading the content that you think is important, containing information that will help you evaluate the potential of the project.
Then move on to reading the content that you think is important, containing information that will help you evaluate the potential of the project.
It is important not just to read whitepaper, but also to understand the potential of the project and its prospects. After reading whitepaper, I also often clarify my questions about the project from the developers by email and if I quickly get competent answers from them, it makes me trust them.
When you do simple bounty, sometimes you don't really get into reading whitepaper.When you are really involved into the project, you focus on everything.Usually if you don't like white paper, try to watch videos or look into FAQ.
I actually does not read white paper before because I did not see the importance of it because I haven't bought a pre ico of a coin, but now that I do bounty and I also buys a pre ico tokens I learned that it is important to read white papers because you will see hete what company it is and you will have a better understading on a coin where you will going to invest
So, you are one of these a bit strange guys that ignore the whitepaper? It is a mistake. Reading it is a very important thing - if you miss this step, you can make a great mistake when you pick an ICO.
Yes, I often read white paper. That's just a matter of how carefully. Personally, if I see some ICO which have a working product, I don't need read their whitepaper. Because I already believe that their product will quite successful.
Yes I read every whitepaper of ICOs and listed coins, I plan to invest in. What I look out for is the problem the project is set to solve,followed by the originality of the solution they proffer and the team experience. Sometimes I go as far as joining the telegram chat room and follow on their Twitter before making my final decision. I have since come to realise that,it has broadened my knowledge about many altcoins and Blockchain startups.
I always try to get maximum information about the project which I plan to get in. And if I don't like something, I will pass such a project. I think that thanks to this approach I rarely join projects that turn out to be scam.
Always read. It seems to me that this is the most important part of any ICO in General and I can not even imagine how you can do without studying the documentation
I prefer to read whitepaper because i hear that so many people are victims of many scam tokens and they lose their money. Now i am used to it because this tells me the quality of ICO. Just go through their clams and team members and what is there market value.
For me personally , the technical document is important. When investing in ICO . I do not deny my laziness .
I do, however man, I'm a layman so I don't know I receive anything in return, you know what I mean? In the event that you got some fundamental composition aptitudes you can make a vocation flipping burgers seem like an "energizing chance to enhance deftness and getting paid for it!!1!!". Along these lines, I don't know whether it truly has any kind of effect whether I read it or not. What do you all think?
sometimes i read it,, if the project have an interesting features and good announcements thread with great team
because, when i read the whitepaper this mean i'm interested with the project and have a plan to contribute in the project
because, when i read the whitepaper this mean i'm interested with the project and have a plan to contribute in the project
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