Do you even read whitepaper bro?

[Mr.Pro]

Im a short term holder, I dont actually readwhite paper. Profit is only important to me when it reached a x3 i already sell it to gain profit then move to another ICO.

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[longergou]

I never look at the white paper. I don't think the white paper is really true. I directly choose the top ten coins in the market for investment. I think this is the safest.

[pokerjet]

In general before absolutely investing in white paper reading. I also research the product of the project and the team members. it is annoying to read the white paper but I would definitely recommend it. also see the video by watching the video.

[stronggirl306]

I really do not like to read whitepapers. Long and boring. But  at the moment, there are a lot of projects that like to copy a white sheet and throw out other people's tasks for their own, so be careful when choosing a project.

[williamphay88]

Yeah it is already needed when you wants to paricipating on ico by understanding words by words. Don't get missed any important things indeed. Probably the whitepaper was so important to understand but you need to read other situations like when is the project was started and program schedule, team project, telegram group conversation that usually many important informations can be found.

[elpsycongro]

If i am really intrested in ICO project then i read whitepaper for sure, at least i will look at it,if it exists at all. Whitepaper do not mean that projects is not a scam,but give some trust to the team anyway

[heelariyanti]

I would prefer not to be languid in perusing whitepaper additionally their guides, network and hard tops. Those are the key for me to find out about the undertaking I need to contribute of my opportunity, exertion and obviously my cash, in light of the fact that for me I have the full obligation what will occur toward the finish of the venture. Indeed, even in my abundance battles I additionally read their whitepaper since it causes me to get a great deal of data. Perusing is great, learning is better.

[enriquemendez18]

Only the ones that I'm already interested in. You'd have to be an idiot to invest without even reading the whitepaper.

[Teal Deer]

I also believe that reading whitepaper on their own is a must. No one will tell you how to do it better faster. Even if you read some brief message about whitepaper it will not give the full picture of the project. And since basically read whitepaper to continue to invest in a particular project, I think no matter how much time it takes, you need a more responsible approach to all these issues. After all, any mistake costs you money. If you certainly can afford to lose a few thousand dollars, it is not a question you can look for ways to reduce the time of study of a whitepaper rely for example on the experience of some expert. This of course is the case of everyone, but I would not allow this. Only my own analysis, and not from one source, allows me to form a true opinion about a particular project.

[michael23]

I read the white paper, and I have to say that even though you have carefully analyzed the project, it doesn't mean that you will make a profit in the end or that the project will not turn out to be a fraud in the end result.

[5hoursaday]

To say the truth, I rarely ever do that. Like you said, it is most times very boring and stressful to read, so I would rather just do a quick review from what I have heard or read about the ICO. Moreover, everyone is going to agree that the success of a project does not depend on how brilliant the whitepaper is.

[huiji2011]

To be honest,almost thing.I have never participated in ico project up to now.I just hold coins in a short period of time,as long as the coin that i buy have profit,then i sell it.

[bryle10]

it is important to read white paper on a project to learn about the project can also join the telegram to get the project more familiar. so before investing altcoin you need to read the white paper so as not to fall victim to scammers.

[mainthread]

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 always decide to invest on the basis of reading white paper. I think this is the most important document for the investor. If you do not study the project deeply, you can simply lose all your investments. I consider it a great folly to ignore white paper.

[yahata143]

I try to read it as often as possible and try to understand all of things in ICO project website then I hit on whitepaper. It is important. Reduce reading time will not easy. If you read between the lines, there is a big chance to fall scamm

[preva]

haha yeah it's hard a little bit to read whole whitepaper but I read it (not 100%) if the project looks really good

[Selly Arumsari]

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 honestly don't always read the white paper. Sometimes on the website of the project written all lucidly and clearly.

to be honest, i almost never read a whitepaper when i will join in a bounty campaign. but if you want to invest in the ICO, reading a whitepaper is important because you need to know about their project, vision, and mission.

[spngebob]

I read only important parts of whitepaper and I usually do plagiarsm check to see is whitepaper really original or not. Every whitepaper is almost the same, some information about project, how much tokens they will distribute to who, better check team then read whitepaper.

[Boctok]

I never read a whitepaper because I do not invest in projects. In bounty campaigns I participate relying on the intuition and advice of friends. I did not get into scam projects, but there were delays with payments. But they paid money.

[AntF86]

Lol, always. It's too risky not to read it. Though, WP are not always true.