Do you even read whitepaper bro?

[foremunp]

I wager the greater part of the general population really don't the whitepaper, in some cases I don't as well. They may very well put "best ICO to put resources into 2018" catchphrase on google and contribute on it.

In any case, I concur with @whirlcoin, on the off chance that you truly need your venture to be justified, despite all the trouble at that point read the whitepaper, it doesn't ensure the task would be effective in the event that you read it however. In any case, in any event you'll be calm since you put your well deserved cash in an undertaking you adapted as of now. Be that as it may, I trust 'good fortune' have an influence too in here.

[jessd7]

To be honest, I usually don't read whitepaper and even if I do, there are times that I could not even understand some of the terminologies there. Although, if a project appeals to me, I usually do try to read it and would appreciate it if they have translated versions or one-pagers. If I join the ICO, I would certainly read it.

[Netnox]

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.

The developers should not dish out encyclopedia-like white papers. They should keep it short and simple. Recently, I came across a white paper which had more than 300 pages. Who is going to devote so much time in reading all that content?

[dekleni]

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.

yes better like that, if I also choose to buy and will sell it again at a price higher than the price I bought.

[nangiarushali]

Yes ,I do read the white paper.And I would suggest you to read the white paper of the project, if you do not read it .It gives you a very clear idea about the profit the project can give you  and then it will be easier for you to decide whether to enter the project or not.

[Nuwekli]

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. Be that as it may, genuinely I'm not perusing whitepapers for coins which give as Airdrops.

[relaxx]

Be sure to read! I read it especially carefully if I plan to invest in a project and participate in a bounty company. Of course I spend a lot of time but I get the confidence that the project will be successful and not a scam

[aseraa12]

Killing time? When you contribute up to a thousand dollars, you will set aside a few minutes to peruse all. Possibly in case you're just at first examining through numerous ICOs that you don't read the whitepaper. In any case, once you discover one you're occupied with, you would read it.

[Baxta]

If I'm interested in a project and I'm going to invest in it or participate in a bounty campaign, I definitely study White Paper.

[brokkoly]

Of course. I am reading the whitepaper before participating in any ICO. An if you are investing in that ICO it is required to read Whitepaper because only by reading whitepaper we understand that the project is good or not.

[Emilyearl]

Serious question which I believe most investors fail to realise, they only follow because of the size of the community and hype. Reading some Whitepaper will give you an idea of what the project is about and you will be able to draw your conclusion about the project. Some Whitepaper, after reading them you will be convinced within yourself that it's not worth your time and money.

[Diegre5]

I think you are a new member of the forum but when just joining bounty campaigns, website and announcement is enough for me to understand few stuffs related to it. The whitepaper is the most important part of a project because it consists everything, so I suggest to don't miss it out when making a huge investment.

[TheSmo]

I always read white paper. It seems to me that this is the basis of any ICO project and you can not invest if you do not study the main document, because it describes the whole essence and the whole meaning

[nytstalker]

Reading White paper of the participating ICO is the best way to know how the project works. Meaningless White paper will lead in poor project and management.

[ahmed04]

How did I can invest money in ICO if I didn't read whitepaper? It's anything amazing to my mind, it's like buy cat in box and don't check what inside box.

[Frayz]

If I am going to invest in ICO, I always read the whitepaper, and I also try to find information about this project on the Internet. It helps to understand how promising this project is and what terms of its implementation.

[fvb]

It is better to take the time to read and understand the meaning.  Than later get frustrated and lose investment.  If it is not clear, do not invest, but study and analyze.

[acord00]

According to my reading whitepaper is a must. If I will follow ICO project then read whitepaper is a mandatory ahl for me. I better spend more my time to understand ICO than I am sorry to have joined the wrong ICO. Indeed reading whitepaper takes a lot of time but it is comparable with the result when the ICO we choose is right. I have followed ICO which is the issue of most people without reading whitepaper and it turns out the ICO is a fraud. Starting to learn from that experience makes me more careful in choosing ICO.

[popey]

I not only read the White Paper projects, in which I invest money, but I also ask developers different questions.I'm very picky.

[Guli]

Yes, I try to always read information about the project. Otherwise how do you know if it's good or bad and is it worth investing in it?