Do you even read whitepaper bro?

[Anandhi]

Better to read the whitepaper if we wanted to invest in a project. At least we will know the main platform and the roadmap. Beside that, we will need to see how the marketing will be treated.

[maliha tahir]

Truly. I'm perusing whitepapers before putting resources into any ICO. For an illustration I read Daneel whitepaper and a few different whitepapers to get clear understanding about the venture. Yet, genuinely I'm not perusing whitepapers for coins which give as Airdrops.

[jalaaal]

Whitepaper is very important for investors. If you really want your investment to be valuable, then only you can get a clear idea about the project and can avoid investing your hard-earned money into ICO scam.

whitepaper is not just for investors, it is also important even for us, bounty hunters. whitepaper is the main source of public information that you can use to do a little investigation about the project if it is worth it or not.

[shingaerx]

I participated in around 100 icos in 2 years and read whitepaper around 3 times.

[VazLorde]

I always read it, but not all parts, just about what they do and the purpose. the rest I read their post on social media

[sentbit]

yes I read it, to find out more details what is on offer the project and give me little understanding of the plan before I participate or invest but that's not the only way, I prefer to understand all aspects of what the project offers and I read it.

[kuilopp]

i read it because i want to know if the project has potential and if it looks serious

[okaypool]

I almost always study whitepaper. This is the main document of the project and it helps to understand the basic goals and plans of the team. Of course it is very convenient when there is one pager - it is very convenient and helps to reduce the time, but the problem is that not all projects provide such a document

[100kk]

If you plan to invest your money in the ICO project, you must read the whitepaper of the project, or at least understand its main idea and strategy. Otherwise, you risk losing your money. I agree that it takes a lot of time, but it is necessary if you want to make profit.

[GREENch]

Many of those who wrote here are right, reading whitepaper is very important. But do not focus your attention only on her. Scammers can order from freelancers and they will make a quality whitepaper. It is important to consider the project from all sides. Idea, team, participation in international conferences, etc.

[WAKKOCAI]

I do not understand all the technical features of the coin, I try to read the white paper because it helps me understand more the project. I think that only an experienced trader can truly distinguish a scam from a real project by reading documentation.

[sofiasalmon]

I read whitepaper of all ICO project which i join. Whitepaper has full information you need about a project. It's worth to pay time to read whitepaper. For investors which didn't read whitepaper, they are not smart investors and they will lose their funds some they, because they didn't read whitepaper, and fall in scam or bad projects.

[toolucky98]

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.

For a quick analysis of whitepaper, I chose several important parameters:
1)Comprehensive information delivery
2)Readability
3)Clarity
4)Business plan presentation
5)Presentation of technical implementation
6)Technology
7)Decentralization
8)Developer Activity on github.
All parameters I estimate by 1-5 points. If there were more than 20+ points, then this project is not bad ...
But if you really want to invest in this project, then you need a full and detailed study.  

this one is a good example how to read the whitepaper and by this we can separate the important things

[vicvicto17]

Depends on the project sometimes i do read whitepaper, if it's comprehensive information and it offers good protection and privacy for data uses then i would love to join the token sale. However things change coz kyc is needed and i don't want to show off my information.

[Angelina Jolie]

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.

This is the main reason that people lose their money. Most of them just do not understand where they are investing their money.

[Mary Ofosuhene]

Yes, I do read whitepapers. Whitepaper are written documents which entails a lot about ICOs. I like to earn enough tokens from these ICOS as a bounty hunter so I decide to write blogs for them. Writing of blogs for any ico requires you to read a whitepaper about the ICO to know much about the ICO. Ofcourse, I don’t read the entire whitepaper. I only read some key and relevant areas to be able to create nice contents for handsome rewards.

[Enyi001]

Sure... I read whitepapers too often. In fact, I am an article writer. You can't write article for any project without first reading their white paper to know what the project entails. I read white paper also to know how strong and solid any coin of my interest is, before investing my hard earned money.

[Denigmatic]

If I'm honest, not very often! Most of them tell me about iico on the page, for example, icobench or on this forum. When they are very interested in ICO, I read some site in the White Paper, but not all. Because they just lazy. Most of you will say that it's dangerous like this, but I do not care. I do not need to know how it will work 100%, everything that interests me most is the price of the coin / token when it gets on the list.

[ivanklich]

I read a whitepaper a couple of times, but that's because I wanted to invest in the projects. Usually, I don't read whitepapers while participating in a bounty. I'm just looking at the idea, the route sheet and the development team.

[blo8i]

You can skip some very tech-heavy chapters and still get a lot of info about a coin. Still better then don't read it totally.