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.
Yes but without looking into the project and the details of it you might waste your time if you enroll your self on a future shit coin, i can say that we should at least take time and consider on understanding the service that the project are offering since it is our responsibility to advertise only those good coins with the best team. 
Topic: Do you even read whitepaper bro? - page 94. (Read 9184 times)
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 also rarely study whitepaper but in for each project open this,because everyone good project must have whitepaper
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.
You have to take time to read whitepaper of an ICO, that is their proposal on the project. This is the only way to ensure that your money for investment will be at safe side. It's not hard to do it, usually it takes 10-15 minutes
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.
At the first period of my ICO addiction I read everything. But now all people understand that there is no sense in reading whitepaper. Everyone can write there everything he desire. Watch on technology and the authors of the project.
First I look at the ratings of the project from the trackers. Then I look at the team and the project itself, the site of the project. If all this interests me only after that I read the WP. You can say that I read the WP right before making the final decision on the project.
I consider whitepapers the best source of information about any project one would like to invest in, it has every detail needed to make the decision to invest. i mostly read the project plan to familiarize myself with the path the project intends to follow towards full launch
I do and i think whitepapers are the richest source of information on a project, i dont read everything but the project plan, the development section and the set goals are the most important parts of the whitepaper that i focus on
Of course because , If you want to invest in any project, especially earn profit, you need to read the whitepaper. The whitepaper is the document which contains nearly everything you need to know about the project. So if you want to analyze a projec
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
I honestly don't always read the white paper. Sometimes on the website of the project written all lucidly and clearly.
Me too, I don't always read white papers. If you are interested to invest, reading a whitepaper of a certain company is needed to know if it is a reliable and good project to invest with. But reading it gives me a headache that is why I just so slightly reading. I'm kinda lazy in reading. Sorry for that.
We should definitely read whitepaper before investing. I definitely read whitepaper of ICOs which interests me and in which I want to invest. Reading whitepaper gives you a fair idea as to what does company want to do with the funds raised, also their future plans
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.
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 thoroughly read the whitepaper if I'll be investing in a project but if I am to join the bounty, I mostly skim & scan the whitepaper to get the main idea and to understand if this is a scam project or not. If only to join airdrops I sometimes even skip the whitepaper completely (I join airdrops rarely anyway) but if for investing, man there are some whitepapers I can quote on the fly...
I think you should really understand the contents of the whitepaper because the content of the whitepaper is a treasure of the work you have done, understand it with focus and look at the process of patience.
Patience is the key to your success that shapes your personality for the better.
Patience is the key to your success that shapes your personality for the better.
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.
Honestly, I never read white papers because for me they're just garbage if they don't have strong and talented developers and staff and most of all strong social communities like Telegram Channel because I do believe that good ICOs and coins are having top of the line developers and strong social communities.
Yes I always read whitepaper and roadmap before investing in any coin. Reading whitepaper is very important. If you want to learn to understand whitepaper, you should read most important whitepapers first. The best whitepapers which everyone must read are bitcoin and ethereum whitepapers. One must try to understand everything in whitepapers - how blockchain works, how double spending is prevented, how transactions are confirmed, what is hash rate etc. Reading all these things will give beginners a technological perspective of cryptocurrencies. This will help them in identifying solid projects in future. After understanding these things, you will be able to understand whitepapers of new altcoins
I think that it is absolutely necessary to read white paper to beginners and not only to them. This is a condensed and the most important information about the project. You should read it in any case, especially if you want to invest in a project.
Yes I always read whitepaper and roadmap before investing in any coin. Reading whitepaper is very important. If you want to learn to understand whitepaper, you should read most important whitepapers first. The best whitepapers which everyone must read are bitcoin and ethereum whitepapers. One must try to understand everything in whitepapers - how blockchain works, how double spending is prevented, how transactions are confirmed, what is hash rate etc. Reading all these things will give beginners a technological perspective of cryptocurrencies. This will help them in identifying solid projects in future. After understanding these things, you will be able to understand whitepapers of new altcoins
There is no faster way to read, just read them...reading them won't be long. If you feel headache most of time try to look for information that you needed and don't read all of them.
Yes I'm reading it also 1 time but when my friend always join to where he is in a campaign I don't usually read it because I know that my friend read it after he invited me to participate there. And I also do reading white papers when I want to invest my bitcoin to make it sure that I won't regret no matter what happens after the campaign.
to be honest it's very boring. I just glanced at it. usually before I joined a project I saw was the road map and the manager's track record that managed the project. that's it, simple right?
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