Yes I do, I have read lot of whitepaper. But the fact is some time you will find the very promising whitepaper but the project don't do well enough.
One of the toughest( to understand) whitepaper I have read is the IOTA Tangle Whitepaper. You need to know Graph theory and Differential Equation very well to understand it.
And one of the unique whitepaper I read is the PRL Whitepaper.
Topic: Do you even read whitepaper bro? - page 93. (Read 9184 times)
If you really want to your investment to be worth then you have to read the whitepaper then only you can get the clear idea about that project..we can decide the quality of the project by reading the whitepaper.and also can find all the necessary information in whitepaper.not only whitepaper,everything related to the ICO must closely research before investing in any ICO.
I only read whitepapers of the projects I like the most and those that I'm going to invest in. Usually, you don't have to read them all. Often, I see right from the start that the project is bad or come to this conclusion by checking their website, SM, etc. Then there's no point in reading their whitepaper, of course. But if you are going to invest, you have to read it.
I hear very often from newbies how to understand that ico will be sucessful and do not read WP. Yes it is not a comics but it is a must read for an investor. In other case be ready to lose your funds.
Well to be honest sometimes I do but mostly I don't .
I just read the whitepaper of the project that I think is interesting and looks good .
I even follow their page sometimes when I really like the project so I could get any updates .
I just read the whitepaper of the project that I think is interesting and looks good .
I even follow their page sometimes when I really like the project so I could get any updates .
Of course I read the white paper. I am however, rather selective when it comes to investing in initial coin offerings. Sometimes I take information for granted when provided by someone I trust, but mostly, I do my own research.
Thats the one and only source of information about the project. Dont trust other opinions and read it, i think you wouldnt trust strangers when the talk its going about the money
It is so much better to read whitepaper of everything. I want to thank you guys for reminding this. Many people jump into useless token projects because they are greedy and non wise to spend some time reading those papers.
LOL.. Of course I do. Well some whitepapers can be really bulky. For the bulky ones I don't really read through everything, I just scan through some parts and look for some importants sub-headings.
Yes, I read and translate whitepaper 
But when I just read but not translate to a whitepaper, I often just read some part of it, not the whole, because it is too long for just want to know what the project it is.
But when I just read but not translate to a whitepaper, I often just read some part of it, not the whole, because it is too long for just want to know what the project it is.
Whitepapers are the most important part of a project, it contains all there is to know about a project, fro the project lay out, financial plans, token allocation and the development stages, this is basically all there is to know about a project, whitepapers avail these all in one
There are so many ico around, i think everyone that interested must read, not just about the technicalities. That wp gives us the first impression of the project. Most whitepapers are full of tech junkies that wanna confused investors etc. I most loke to get to know the team and backgound plus the current works has been done and what is in working progress. After then move move deeper into perhaps the community chats, social accounts or google to find out more.
I have read the whitepaper of every ICO I have invested in. If I start reading the whitepaper and I start losing interest then I won't invest in that project. Could this make me miss some good opportunities? Sure. But, what is the point of investing in something you are not interested in or you don't understand? I want to invest in something I am actually interested in. It is fascinating to find complex projects that force you to do additional research to actually understand them.
No, i did not read it at all. If you just want to participate in a signature campaign or social media campaign it seems like reading a whitepaper is not necessary. I just see how many participate and who the manager is. If you want to invest in an ICO project, it would be better if you read whitepaper.
I always read white paper when I take part in the bounty, even if I'm just a twitter bounty. If I take part in a company bounty, then I'm also an investor, I invest my time and energy in them. And it is important for me to know for what I will spend my time.Especially in the technical documentation you can find information about the distribution of coins/tokens and their cost, so you can find out how much I will get at the end of the company.
Honestly i never read whitepaper its to long to read every whitepaper of coin you are buying, i depends only in the physical showed , community is strong. Active team member and has a review byba professional
Actually reading whitepapers is so boring due to it cumbersome and it's lengthy pages, I find myself scamming and skimming through the whitepaper often when I read it, but it's good to read them to know much on the project movement.
I don't read many except when I get much interest on the project and I follow them up on telegram.
I don't read many except when I get much interest on the project and I follow them up on telegram.
Actually not all the whitepaper I read, just a project that seems good that I actually investigate whitepapernya. To accelerate the introduction of a project I usually see the type of project being offered, how far reaching it is and how the prospects will be in the future.
Not always, but if I invest a lot of my time and money in project - I have to read WP, get more information about team and analyze all that can be analyzed. Always.
If you are interested in a certain new project or atleast interested on their innovation then the whitepaper should be your friend. Not only I read whitepapers, I also look at the credentials of the people behind the project and the project's website.
Of course I read the technical page (whitepaper). Investing without reading the technical page is a very risky thing.
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