Topic: Do you even read whitepaper bro? - page 127. (Read 9187 times)
I try to read. It's hard to break through the mountains of the same type of information and empty chatter, but it's worth it. White paper can really help to understand the scum before it or not.
Eh, this is a very good question! I know that it would be a good idea to read all the papers, but most of them are so boring and complicate that I give up after short time.
But yes, it's about money, so it's mandatory at least to understand the business.
But yes, it's about money, so it's mandatory at least to understand the business.
I do read whitepaper of an ICO but i give focus only to those whitepapers with an interesting idea. You must know clearly what is the purpose of the project and how will the team handle their project to be successful. What i love in reading whitepaper is it give me a lot of information about this business. So guys don't just ignore whitepapers it gives a lot of informations.
Good luck with whitepaper mate. With a lot of ICOs with prospect these days and the fact that whitepapers can easily be dubbed, I usually do not care much about it unless I just need to make a reference to something or probably crosscheck something I really need to know. However, once I am not pleased with the devs or those behind the project, which is where I put a full stop. See it this way, after spending your time reading a whitepaper, and then finding out the team does not qualify holding your penny, which would be a waste of precious time.
I do read whitepaper of an ICO but i give focus only to those whitepapers with an interesting idea. You must know clearly what is the purpose of the project and how will the team handle their project to be successful. What i love in reading whitepaper is it give me a lot of information about this business. So guys don't just ignore whitepapers it gives a lot of informations.
Good luck with whitepaper mate. With a lot of ICOs with prospect these days and the fact that whitepapers can easily be dubbed, I usually do not care much about it unless I just need to make a reference to something or probably crosscheck something I really need to know. However, once I am not pleased with the devs or those behind the project, which is where I put a full stop. See it this way, after spending your time reading a whitepaper, and then finding out the team does not qualify holding your penny, which would be a waste of precious time. 
Actually, you have the option to read the whitepaper and you have the option not to read it. But I can say that reading it is pretty useful so you can learn a lot from the project.
many do not read white paper, but look ico ratings on different sites. their goal is to make x2 and forget about the coin.
If someone is looking for just x2 this may work, But if you want to commit in the project for long time and hope for bigger return, than not reading the Whitepaper and not researching the project yourself, will be mistake.
If someone is really going to put $ 1000 into a project he is likely to read everything he wants to know and it's in the whitepaper. so it's very useful for serious users who want to join,
and yeah im agree it a bit make a headache. only text on it .
and yeah im agree it a bit make a headache. only text on it .
Of course, I always make sure to read the whitepaper. How will I ever know if the project is good or not if i'm not going to read it. By reading the whitepaper you can learn if it will be a good project, if it is worth to invest. And in the whitepaper you can see the concept of every project and information you need to know.
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.
The answer is Pretty simple. There is no freaking easy way to finishing a white paper! At least that what I think since in order for you to understand the project as a whole, you will have to spend some time reading the white paper slowly and surely that you do not miss a single point in that white paper so you can be able to ask the developers about certain things that may confuse you about their project or maybe seems fishy to you. It is also a great way to enable yourself to compare one project to another and spot the things that make one stand out from the rest of the other projects having the same concepts and ideologies. This can really be the one that makes the difference as to whether you gain thousands of profits or thousands of losses or how long it'll take to have results from your investments. sure, It may really be very taxing, but believe me, losing capital and potential profits is more taxing than taking time to read and drink coffee over the white paper of a specific ICO that you are thinking of investing in.
hope this helps you in any way op, good luck
many do not read white paper, but look ico ratings on different sites. their goal is to make x2 and forget about the coin.
I do not think that the strategy that focuses on x2 is good. It seems to me that if we are engaged in a project, at least for the sake of x5.
I don't usually read the whitepaper. I'm interested more on the road map and the dev team before investing on every ICO's. But, occasionally i read WP if I'm in the mood 😀
many do not read white paper, but look ico ratings on different sites. their goal is to make x2 and forget about the coin.
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.
Of course, it's a must to read a White paper. Usually, I briefly read it and decide whether it's comprehensive, easy-to-read, clear.. it should have a well-presented business-plan, interesting idea of implementation.
a quick analysis of whitepaper, I chose several important parameters:
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I am still in the process of embracing crypto but reading such many pages, my braincells goes haywire! Sometimes its hard to understand a thing so most of the time I rely on my friends whenever I want to buy an altcoin in the market. Most of the coin that is on my wallet are only BTC and ETH because I trust them so much.
I am still in the process of embracing crypto but reading such many pages, my braincells goes haywire! Sometimes its hard to understand a thing so most of the time I rely on my friends whenever I want to buy an altcoin in the market. Most of the coin that is on my wallet are only BTC and ETH because I trust them so much.
Seriously I just discovered I read white papers of icos am interested in but I never asked questions except this 2018 when I asked questions about BPS ico from a mail attached to the white paper after seeing the thread and after carefully reading their white paper from bitpaction.com am positive the project will be of great success.
White paper provides substantial information on the project like its vision or plan, technology, the track record of the core team, the problems it want to solve and token implementation. It must contain all the necessary information about the upcoming project and the ICO. If you are planning to join an ICO, you need to became investigative in any kind of investment offering before making a final decision.
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.
Whitepaper describes the whole technical and ideological component of the project. You can not read all the content if you do not want to understand what you are investing in and whether this project will succeed.
If you are a long-term holder, it is so important to read whitepaper of altcoins that you want to invest in. The second thing you need to check is develope team of project
Of course I also have to read the white paper. Because there is also knowledge about the project to be done.
therefore we need something like website or white paper, to add insight on the project.
therefore we need something like website or white paper, to add insight on the project.
If you are investing in an ICO , it is must to read the white paper. The whitepaper is one of those things where you can get needed information, which can help you is to make sure that the ICO you are investing in is legitimate.
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