Do you even read whitepaper bro?

[Lauff]

You need to read it or you lose everything you invest without cost. Because I think there is no easy way to make white paper easy to understand but to read it. If you are an investor, you need to know about the project in which you want to invest so you have no choice

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[marktee]

Yes, I think it's important to read it. This is the most complete resource, allowing to understand: Why did the project appear? What problem does he intend to solve? How will he do it? Each question must be answered one hundred percent, also by reading the Whitepaper you should be aware of the timing of the project, and the team who will do it.

[carcas]

I do not read wp as a whole but I am more dominant to see from the results of the ICO project and the team that is working on the project.

[campica]

I don't read whitepaper, because there are too much page for read. I don't participate in ICO so I don't need to know about coin. I'm trading with "older" altcoins and I only pick coin which is in first 30 on market cap list. Sometimes they can write all the best of coin in whitepaper but final product can be totally fail.

[cellflash]

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.

Sometimes I read. Whitepaper gives report on a specific topic that provides a solution. It gives knowledge on a particular issue, or explain and promote a particular methodology. Sometimes it guides. It inform me how their company work or how much token they can contribute.

[bamita125]

I take more time and check the roadmap, technical info, if the project is transparent, if team members are real and so on. Usually, it doesn't take more than 30 minutes but depends on the project.

[amaha cris]

Actually, you have the option to read the whitepaper and you have the option not to read it. But I can say that reading it is pretty useful so you can learn a lot from the project.

[cikey]

Usually I don't read white papers because I don't have this patience.I often rely on ICO rating and Google search to find out the extent of this project.

[JohnnyCashers]

At leastby reading in, you could get to learn something about the project you are joining. I do read white papers but it's true that it was time consuming if you're going to read it first before you going to register on the ICO you're going to join with. Though it may seems time consuming but i need to read it first to check the background of the ICO and if it is worth it to work on with this ICO.

[Roksodhon]

Whitepaper contains many information about ICO. So of course you need to read whitepaper before you invest in any ICO. Don't miss any detail and analyse whitepaper if you want to invest your money and to get profit in future.

[Jordanuttos]

After I made a big mistake with several projects of my investments, I immediately began to study these documents to the smallest detail. It is very important to reduce possible risks and reliably invest money.

[Gastonic]

This is a MUST when you invest in an ICO. I always look at the team, read the whitepaper before i invest. Do not rely on somebody else just do your own research by reading the whitepaper.

[BarryCrypto]

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 normally start with the website and social media if that is interesting then I move to one pager. If everything seems legit I move on to the WP (No way arround that) but you can mostly filter out some projects through the former steps

[shesheboy]

To be honest i did not even try to read a white paper or a road map before i join a bounty or a signature campaign because im a lazy person when it comes to reading a deep meaningful technical stuffs. Even though i read them  i think i wont understand a single word because my brain is to weak to handle complex words. I only understand generic statements.

But overall reading those important stuffs can greatly help you choose a promising bounty although there are still a risk of scams because scams are always part of the game.

[marktee]

Yes I read whitepaper usually before investing in any ICO project. I don't invest before making sure that the project is legitimate and promising, and the whitepaper is an essential factor showing us if this exist or not. In addition I check the website of the project, its team, roadmap and concept.

[regexlove]

When I was really interested in the project then yes I read white paper and when I am going to invest in some kind of project then I also read it.

[kateyau]

Yes, I even read a white paper because in a white paper all information are there, the purpose of the project, there signature campaign and of course it is also noted everything that the participants should know so very important to us to read more of the white paper.

[SGToken]

Yes. I always read the White Paper from projects in which I want to invest money. Or those projects where I participate in the bounty campaign. Useful from this little, but it gives an opportunity to assess the seriousness of the project

[Dante4142539]

Yes, I read that's why I have the knowldege about the company's plan or what they are proposing and what are the road ls that might see in their way. This is good when you participate in any campaign it will help you a lot in campaign.

[dubinsky]

Yes, I read it but not all of it. Just a roadmap and plan. I will not see any team members because I certainly do not know who they are. To be sure I judge a project from the Manager who will manage the project, how the project is going and what company will cooperate and support the project.