Topic: Do you even read whitepaper bro? - page 74. (Read 9210 times)
Of course, whitepaper is an important indicator that helps evaluate the project and decide on participation in the ICO. It is often not easy to find information about the project, the team and the token.
If you are a bounty hunter then you can find necessary information on the website of the project. But if you are a longterm investor it is very important to read whitepaper for you, otherwise there is no way get the clear vision about the ICO.
I always try to read the whitepaper. I look at the team, popularity, idea. It doesn't take much time. But if you want to understand how profitable it is you have to read the white paper do not analyze it in any case.
When I'm reading a whitepaper, I am finding only the important points of a whitepaper and some pictures that describes the coin or token. I'm reading also it's introduction because it summarizes the whole whitepaper for you to save more time if the whitepaper of a project is good. Check the plan of the coin and the team behind the coin.
It is more interesting and useful to see who is the author of the project,It's really important. I don't think white paper is too important
never learn WP, ICO involved on the recommendations, and the bounty for doing copy and paste without thinking about))
I.ll like to ask why you want to read a whitepaper in the first place. If you care about the project and would like to invest, it is very important you take your time to peruse the whitepaper for the viability of the project as well as any possible inaccuracy. They can be long but you surely have a reason for goping there. Personally, i hunt bounties and basically write publications on various projects, sometimes from their whitepaper. So whatever your reason is for visiting a particular company, you definitely want to get extensive knowledge on what they are about before making a decision. A look at the details on theiur website can also give more information about a particular company.
Several bounty hunters say that they read whitepaper of the projects when choosing a bounty but I am sure that most of them dont read it. Even if you read it, what can one draw a conclusion from this effort? Many scam projects also prepare effective white papers. It is just one of the tools of high quality bounties, bot more. Also a project which doesnt have a white paper gives high rewards.
It's a must to read whitepaper before we decide to invest or even join a bounty program, it will be our base before we decide if it is worth it to put our money in that project. People who do not read it are lazy and not serious on earning decent amount from crypto.
If I see the project is interesting I will read Whitepaper, but it's difficult for me because I know English bad. But is not a problem.
I always read white paper before join this bounty project. White Paper help me to understand about this bounty project and know what this bounty worth it to joined
For us bounty hunters whitepaper is our guide if really want to join that campaign because you can get some information about the ICO but im guilty myself of not reading the whitepaper lets be real here some of as are lazy.
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 very rarely read the whitepaper, if you want to save time you can go to find out the ICO evaluation sites. There, they will analyze your ICO projects very well or you can join the ICO community you invest in to ask people.
For us bounty hunters whitepaper is our guide if really want to join that campaign because you can get some information about the ICO but im guilty myself of not reading the whitepaper lets be real here some of as are lazy.
I bet most of the people actually don't the whitepaper, sometimes I don't too. They might just put "best ICO to invest in 2018" keyword on google and invest on it.
But I agree with @whirlcoin, if you really want your investment to be worth it then read the whitepaper, it doesn't guarantee the project would be successful if you read it though. But at least you'll be at ease because you put your hard-earned money in a project you learned already. But I believe 'luck' play a part too in here.
But I agree with @whirlcoin, if you really want your investment to be worth it then read the whitepaper, it doesn't guarantee the project would be successful if you read it though. But at least you'll be at ease because you put your hard-earned money in a project you learned already. But I believe 'luck' play a part too in here.
Yes, i still read thr whitepaper because investing money on the project that you have only little knowledge is risky. Though I spend a lot of time in reading it, i found out that it is profitable for me because of the vital informations I've gotten from reading it. So, I could say that reading white paper is stressful at times but its really beneficial if we want to be gain more knowledge.
Going over a project without reading the Whitepaper feels like groping through the dark. If you make a wrong turn you might end up in a ditch. I always take my time to read the Whitepaper even though it is always boring at times but these days I spend more time reading the problem the project identifies and how they intend to solve it. If what I read at those sections don't make any sense to me then it's probably not a project I'd want to invest into
Most of the time, I do read the whitepaper of any project I wish to participate in, wether bounty program or investing.
I do content bounty most of the time, so that makes me read the projects whitepaper quite often. Reading the whitepaper of the projects you wish to invest is a good decision.
I do content bounty most of the time, so that makes me read the projects whitepaper quite often. Reading the whitepaper of the projects you wish to invest is a good 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.
Time is money. If you want to invest some money in ICO , we suggest that you carefully see the project. Of course it is very important to read carefully the white paper. You should have a complete understanding of what command and when they plan to implement their ideas. If you do not do analysis of ICO and not read all documents, then you can lose your money.
Like the most people here, i never read an whitepaper. Why should i? Its to much text, im the half of the stuff i will not understand. So for me its enough when i have a short summary about the project, which explains me what the project is about it and how it works. Mostly this summary its enough for me to decide if i should invest in the project or not. And i always look for opinion from people where i know who read the white paper about a project who are known here in this message board.
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