What should be put inside a whitepaper

[prp-e]

I read quite a few whitepapers in past few months. The first one was Bitcoin's (which actually dates back to 2018, when I took a crypto/blockchain class and at the end of the course, they showed an implementation of proof of work algorithm in python) but recently (dates back to June, July) I started reading Solana, Ethereum, Render (which is an AI token on ETH) and some memecoins which actually dared to release a whitepaper (I am really excited to see even a meme project takes matters this seriously).

Anyway, what I got is this:

• Introducing the project in a summary/brief
• Technical details like consensus protocol and algorithms
• Tokenomics (How they supply the liquidity, how many coins minted, how many held by creators, how many will be burned, etc.)
• Other explanations to convince people and investors to join the project

Did I get it right? And if I missed something, what did I miss?

[Stalker22]

You mentioned being impressed by memecoin whitepapers.  Honey, thats like being impressed that a stripper told you her real name.  Its part of the fantasy.  A memecoin whitepaper is just "Technical Fan Fiction."  They use big words like "deflationary hyper-burn" to distract you from the fact that the coin has the utility of a chocolate teapot.

And I love seeing the Team section in these whitepapers.  Its usually just a bunch of guys in hoodies claiming they once worked at big companies.  We call it the "Trust Me, Bro" part.  LOL!

[jossiel]

I think what you've missed is the question what makes you excited about memecoins.

It's because not many of us are excited with them anymore and we're barely reading them. Maybe, we're also past with that and that's why it doesn't interest us anymore.

While all of those you've mentioned about what it contains are likely it is, I think that you're really interested in investing to memecoins.