In how many ICO's have you invested and how many white-papers have you read?

[ndico]

I have invested in more than 10 ICO since I joined the crypto space earlier this year and I have read countless number of white paper since joining the ico investing and crypto space.

[BravO_o]

Based on the title of the topic, I can say that I read the white books of all the projects in which I participate. As for the bounty, and ICO. Without a white book is the same as without eyes

[natka]

Based on the title of the topic, I can say that I read the white books of all the projects in which I participate. As for the bounty, and ICO. Without a white book is the same as without eyes

I also do this when I participate in any project of the Bounty company. But in my own experience I can say that even a full-fledged analysis of all the project documentation will not give one hundred percent guarantee of success.

[Collinberg]

I have invested in less than 20 ICOs but I have read over 300 whitepepers because I am a content creator and I need to understand a project thoroughly before I write about them, Moreover I believe that you do not really understand a project until you are familiar with it's whitepaper.

[Ini35]

Lets find out the ICO investment : white paper reading ratio. 

If it comes to reading whitepapers, i have read lots of them. I can't even vividly remember the number of whitepapers i have read, but when it comes to investing, i have not done more than four times. Not every project whose whitepaper is read and has a good presentation of whitepaper can be invested in. There are other factors that can determine if one would invest in the ICO or not.

[perla]

Lets find out the ICO investment : white paper reading ratio. 

Not read a lot of whitepaper because sometime i ask my friend that ICO good or not. But we must read whitepaper first before we do our investment and then we know what will developer do with project.

[Fidelius]

10 ICOs and none of them had managed to launch a working project right now. It made me to loose faith in such projects for nearest several years.

[memFISTO]

Lets find out the ICO investment : white paper reading ratio. 

I cannot even count how much WPs I have read during last year, but most of them were completely rubbish, so I had not have any thoughts of investment.

[nreal]

I do not think Whitepaper is the most important factor when evaluating an ICO. Whitepaper is nonetheless theoretical, projects can write what they want and exaggerate their technology.

[Ria Sakurai]

Invested in 8 ICO, read hundreds whitepaper until now, i also read whitepaper of a project when i intend to join its airdrop or bounty program. I need to do that to secure my time and my money, no shit project is allowed in my involved project.

[Caesar-Giulius]

I lost count on the ICO projects I have invested in, but around 20 or so. In the year of 2016 and 2017, ICO was very hot. As for white papers, I didn't count as well but definitely read hundreds of white papers for sure.

[Sevarchik]

White paper very hard to understand for me, i am try to read it once and never more do it.
Usually i am invest in already ready projects, but one time i am invest in ico and become long term holder))) thats was bad investments

[batang_bitcoin]

10 ICOs and none of them had managed to launch a working project right now. It made me to loose faith in such projects for nearest several years.

Having a choice of 10 ICOs and none of them worked properly will also make me disappoint and won't push through another ICO.

But tbh, I haven't read any of ICOs as they launch because I haven't interested to them. It might be only a peek but I didn't went through all the details. I only read some interesting and important details when I'm starting to see that there's a progress for that coin.

[Ruffian1314]

Lets find out the ICO investment : white paper reading ratio. 

I didn't invest much in ICOs since beginning of the year but I tried to invest in 7 ICOs last year and
I didnt read any whitepaper of these ICOs so I ended up in total loss because 6/7 are scams. Now Im doing bounty hunting and I usually reading the whitepaper first before joining.

[Dimm_bounty13]

I only invested 2 icos and i read their whitepaper twice before doing my investment. I believe the most important thing is reading their whitepaper and analyzing the project deeply. So i think i am doing right. Investors should read projects whitepaper detailly and they need to decide according to that. You can understand everything about project with using their whitepaper. Dont be lazy.

Well, but why don't you name those projects you've invested in? There're many professionals who will tell you whether they're good or not. And, ofc, whether we can trust you or not.

[Khiceog]

There can be anything and WP and a lot of fake info is included. You need to make much more investigations to find out that certain project is worth investing.

[chakhigh]

I have been interested in many ICOs lately. I look for those with good product or ecosystem. When, I don't read the whitepaper quite frequently, I'm interested only in say 10 WP this year. . One of these it Gigzi whitepaper (which I like it a lot), as the concept is quite new, it is a must to go through the whitepaper to better understand things ..

So, whenever there is a thing or two to understand, you have to go through the whitepaper.

[levvv]

Lets find out the ICO investment : white paper reading ratio. 

If you never read whitepaper even only sight reading it, then you should not invest on ICO.
Investing in ICO because you know the project from other peoples is same as you don't know about the project at all.
Due diligence is very important before investing in ICO, to avoid scam and fake ICOs.

[kidbounty]

it's too much until I can't count it. many projects that I have participated in from 2017 to the present. of all the projects that I participated in, there were only a few projects that gave me more profit, they only made me lose money.

[Luna0120]

It takes to much time to find out what exactly white paper is true and which is false. That is why I hope for some automated solution to appear in the nearest future.