Do you even read whitepaper bro?

[Mofoblitz]

The white papers is one of the richest information sources on a coin, or an ICO, In the white paper you get all the necessary information from the project plans, the development path the project will take from the initial stage to it full development, to the technical information on the development steps and the development team.  Its therefore very important to read these white pa[ers as they are the only legitimate source o information one can get as they are fully a part of the coin

[OiX.Global]

Yes, You need to know where the investment you are doing would be utilised as.

[belingbanged]

I rarely read whitepapers on projects that I will follow. The contents of a very long whitepaper and thick sheet make me lazy to read it and make me so dizzy, in addition, I also have to take a long time to be able to read all the contents of the whitepaper. Instead of wasting my time, I'd better read the rules, websites, and spreadsheets that are available before doing project registration. I think that way is more effective and efficient, so our time can be used very well

[buhna]

I read it now because I do content bounty campaigns.  And you know sometimes white paper is so difficult to understanding. I think it is not good because most of people who invest are not specialists.

[FOUAD1994]

Yes of course if you don't read whitepapers , you are wasting your times in the crypto world

[belal12]

If you want to invest in ico then you should read the whitepaper carefully. Beside if you want to join bounty then there is have no need to read whitepaper. Because in bounty there is have no need to investment.

[Lari.Dronov]

Surprisingly, but before participating in the creation of content, I have not read whitepaper, but sometimes you will find out a lot of interesting things about the project.

[@baoli]

Seriously , 80% buy their token based on hype or a friends call. People don't really sit down to know what a project is about by reading the white paper. More ever some project sound so awesome on paper but very poor in implementation.

[CyNotes]

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.

Since I started to join in signature campaign, I don't really read a whitepaper. It is not necessarily to read when you are only want to join in bounty. It takes time consuming if you are going to read it first. I don't  have any idea or tips to make it faster to read and understand. I think the investors would takes time to read whitepaper to know the cycle of the ico. They need to read it because of the rate of the token in that they are going to invest. Furthermore, reading is important to helps your knowledge broaden.

[Crypto_lion]

Yeah been I feel that you should definitely read white papers if you're into investing in Ico which I think is the best way to multiply your money right now

[hidden jutsu]

not really, I just take a little look on whitepaper but only on the important details like about their ico, their team, and their roadmap.

[papagravel]

I always read the White Paper of those coins in the ICO of which I plan to participate. Also I read the White Paper projects in the bounty campaigns of which I participate with the goal of qualitatively advertising coins.

[FrancePG]

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 try to get to know white paper. It is possible to understand what the project is and is it worth it to invest. If you want to be successful, then you will have to delve into the essence of what is written in these papers.

[EleGiggle]

if I want to invest a decent amount of course I read whitepaper and advise you

[arpaul]

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.  

[DimOrloff]

I read the whitepaper of ICO project every time when I'm going to invest in it. I do not look only for the information in, also i take attention to the visual perception.

[novogum]

I think it's not enough just to read the white paper. The main thing to understand from it the essence of the project. And this is not always clear from the white paper projects. I read white paper only for projects that I am seriously interested in.

[manish9841]

In any project I am investing and as well doing bounty, I always read the whitepaper. Whitepaper is essentially important to read if one is seriously involved in crypto.

[mercer007]

I definitely read whitepapers before I get involved in ICO. Whether it's gonna be as an investor or a as a bounty hunter, you have to take your time for research in order to avoid scams or bad surprises.

[seggardinggins]

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 think there are only a few people who really want to read a white book because to be honest most whitepapers have so much content even up to more than 10 pages and I think that's the main reason why people do not read whitepapers but still reading whitepapers is important