Topic: Do you even read whitepaper bro? - page 121. (Read 9187 times)
I do not read whitepaper any more because many whitepapers are only cheaply copied. I do not buy ico anymore. I only buy when the token is on the first exchange. then I buy cheap from the bounty people. that is much safer and then the projct is already started
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 and analyze. If you get an initial view of the project, you can read the team and road map section. At the initial stage, this is enough.
I don't understand how can be doubts about this point: I mean, you are ready to put your money somewhere without taking the time to look at least at some basic information?
Of course a whitepaper can be deceitful, but it's a starting point. And you can easily detect the most evident scams.
It seems that the only strategy that some people have is "hope".
Of course a whitepaper can be deceitful, but it's a starting point. And you can easily detect the most evident scams.
It seems that the only strategy that some people have is "hope".
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.
In my own experience, I never read even a single white papers in any ICOs and projects because I am too lazy on reading.
In fact, we can't spot good or bad or scam ICOs through reading their white papers and all the resources on the internet but instead I am checking straight to their Telegram Channels and other social media networks and communities.
For me in my personal view, reading white papers are such a waste of time.
In the real world, you would probably just be either really lucky to survive, or you would end up eventually losing all your money in a bad scam. But you know what? in the crypto and ICO world, you probably have a point. The channels where the devs and managers are the most active probably means that whatever it is, you know they are there for the community and will do something about the price of the token (since this is all anyone seems to be interested in, right?).
Whitepapers are becoming more meaningless as every day passes, which is sad.
Sometimes I read the whitepaper, but most of the time I don't. However, if you want to understand the whole concept of the project, reading the whitepaper is essential before you invest. As for me, I just simply watch videos of the project to summarize my own understanding of them.
But if it's just airdrops and not "really" a serious project, after all, I don't read their whitepaper anymore. It's just me, you know.
But if it's just airdrops and not "really" a serious project, after all, I don't read their whitepaper anymore. It's just me, you know.
Reading white paper gives me a headache too-a lot of technical characteristics. 
But if I plan to invest in a project, I have to read a white paper.
Also, I read reviews about the project here on the forum.
But if I plan to invest in a project, I have to read a white paper. Also, I read reviews about the project here on the forum.
most likely you just did not invest a large and honestly earned amount of money, otherwise you would know the white paper by heart
I always see a whitepaper to see if the project will have an opportunity to increase its price in the future.
I usually read white paper to find out where I started with ICO and to know what is in the white paper and not to waste time
Reading white paper is very important. It gives you the opportunity to invest in a good project and can prevent you from losing time and money. That's why I analyze the project before I start.
Whitepaper is where all the informations needed to know more about the platform. And yes, I am reading the whitepaper so that I can at least know what is there purpose and how they can help the crypto world. This will also minimize to be the victim of scam. So, it is an advantage to read really the whitepaper.
I usually read white paper to find out where I started with ICO and to know what is in the white paper and not to waste time
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.
In my own experience, I never read even a single white papers in any ICOs and projects because I am too lazy on reading.
In fact, we can't spot good or bad or scam ICOs through reading their white papers and all the resources on the internet but instead I am checking straight to their Telegram Channels and other social media networks and communities.
For me in my personal view, reading white papers are such a waste of time.
I'm studying the idea of the project. A white document is just an idea on paper. Never guess which project will be the best
I only read whitepaper that I'm interested to support. If you do that you can decide where to join good signature campaign that in the ends will be successful. And this will really helps you alot because you carefully understand what benefits you can get by joining the ICO as investor.
Skim it.
Ensure the product concept is viable, the tech isnt wildly speculative, the founder is someone reputable and has experience in tech and a pragmatic roadmap.
If it seems too good to be true - it probably is.
Ensure the product concept is viable, the tech isnt wildly speculative, the founder is someone reputable and has experience in tech and a pragmatic roadmap.
If it seems too good to be true - it probably is.
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 only read important sections of the White Paper, such as an explanation of ICO, Track Record, Team, and token information. I reading them all if joined a translation campaign.
To be honest, I rarely read a whitepaper. In general, I advise you to read carefully before you join any project ICO, to study a technical document, especially if you invest, invest your own money. How can you invest in a project of which you do not know anything. After all, you can so learn scammers. I wish you interesting and promising projects.
I read the whitepaper if I'm investing in an ICO, otherwise it's really hard to keep track of all of them sometimes. If I was a crazy bastard, I might even take someone like John McAfee's advice on some of them! 
Reading whitepaper is a must because you'll know if an ICO is a good investment or not or just a scam. I suggest, if you got interested in a project then read the whitepaper, if not, then don't. Also, it's okay if you just scan it but make sure that you understand it.
To be honest, I rarely read a whitepaper. In general, I advise you to read carefully before you join any project ICO, to study a technical document, especially if you invest, invest your own money. How can you invest in a project of which you do not know anything. After all, you can so learn scammers. I wish you interesting and promising projects.
Well actually to be honest, sometimes i just i take a glance or just scanning the white paper because most of the time i'm having a hard time to analyze some technical words. However, i still tried to read it to get an info about the project because i dont want to waste all my effort.
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