Do you read Whitepapers carefully??

[PX-Z]

I only read bitcoin's whitepaper lol. The rest i just go to there websites and read some infornation regarding the coin/project, its use case, community, etc.
For most, no need to read these papers, just check the project's community, their info and you can decide wether they are good to invest which usually not.

[Rubel007]

A good cryptocurrency project must have a clear whitepaper, neatly arranged and provides a promising roadmap. If there is none, then we must be careful if we want to invest in a cryptocurrency project. Because I think it is very important, and of course many investors are looking for it.

A good project must have a good whitepaper. When a legitimate project launches on a crypto platform, they outline their road map and future plans in that paper. But I can't always make a decision by looking at the whitepaper. Because there are many crypto projects that copy whitepapers and never actually implement according to the paper. Due to which many people find it difficult to have the patience to read that paper. I focus on certain aspects of any new project investment. I have seen all the scam projects try to make the white paper look good to build their trust with the common people.

[dekafee79]

A good cryptocurrency project must have a clear whitepaper, neatly arranged and provides a promising roadmap. If there is none, then we must be careful if we want to invest in a cryptocurrency project. Because I think it is very important, and of course many investors are looking for it.

A good project must have a good whitepaper. When a legitimate project launches on a crypto platform, they outline their road map and future plans in that paper. But I can't always make a decision by looking at the whitepaper. Because there are many crypto projects that copy whitepapers and never actually implement according to the paper. Due to which many people find it difficult to have the patience to read that paper. I focus on certain aspects of any new project investment. I have seen all the scam projects try to make the white paper look good to build their trust with the common people.

That's what makes me believe more in old coins than new coins, because many whitepapers are just copying from old projects. This is a scam that exists in new projects. Because in doing research choosing a new project is not only studying the whitepaper, but there are still many things to learn when doing research.

[Vx1]

A good cryptocurrency project must have a clear whitepaper, neatly arranged and provides a promising roadmap. If there is none, then we must be careful if we want to invest in a cryptocurrency project. Because I think it is very important, and of course many investors are looking for it.

A good project must have a good whitepaper. When a legitimate project launches on a crypto platform, they outline their road map and future plans in that paper. But I can't always make a decision by looking at the whitepaper. Because there are many crypto projects that copy whitepapers and never actually implement according to the paper. Due to which many people find it difficult to have the patience to read that paper. I focus on certain aspects of any new project investment. I have seen all the scam projects try to make the white paper look good to build their trust with the common people.

A professional will definitely know whether it is an original whitepaper or a copy of another project, therefore we must be careful and check it. For those who are new to the world of crypto investment, it is better to join the investor community to find important information about this. What is certain in Cryptocurreny is that once there is fraud, be careful with our money so that it does not disappear in vain.

[nakmantu99]

A good cryptocurrency project must have a clear whitepaper, neatly arranged and provides a promising roadmap. If there is none, then we must be careful if we want to invest in a cryptocurrency project. Because I think it is very important, and of course many investors are looking for it.

A good project must have a good whitepaper. When a legitimate project launches on a crypto platform, they outline their road map and future plans in that paper. But I can't always make a decision by looking at the whitepaper. Because there are many crypto projects that copy whitepapers and never actually implement according to the paper. Due to which many people find it difficult to have the patience to read that paper. I focus on certain aspects of any new project investment. I have seen all the scam projects try to make the white paper look good to build their trust with the common people.

A professional will definitely know whether it is an original whitepaper or a copy of another project, therefore we must be careful and check it. For those who are new to the world of crypto investment, it is better to join the investor community to find important information about this. What is certain in Cryptocurreny is that once there is fraud, be careful with our money so that it does not disappear in vain.

Do you have a link to an investor community group so I can join them? Because I am also interested in being able to learn and invest in new projects, because new projects are more profitable but I don't have much ability to do research on new projects. Studying whitepapers, to distinguish whether it is original or just copying other people.

[Mia Chloe]

My question is strange, but I am suspicious of what you guys are doing when investing in cryptocurrency....
We are all familiar with cryptocurrency projects... and we should all be familiar with Whitepapers on a project... it is a digital sheet shared publicly that contains detailed information about the project.... so do you really read it every time you invest???

What are the points you look for in the whitepaper that are most important??? And if a project is running without a published whitepaper, will you invest in the related coin??

Firstly to answer your question , I'll give you a No. The reason is simple I really don't have much of altcoins as hodlings plus I use almost only bitcoin for my transactions except in few cases where I make use of stable coins like USDT. Personally I've glanced through the bitcoin white paper a couple of times and thats because I'm more of a bitcoiner.

For the case of altcoins and tokens, I believe if people that lose from them were to read through most of their white papers , chances have it that they wouldn't even invest in them in the first place. Most pump and dump coins really don't have an authentic white paper some are sometimes edited clones of other white papers and this is mainly because most of them don't really have a core motive rather than to scam the unaware.

[bayu7adi]

For the case of altcoins and tokens, I believe if people that lose from them were to read through most of their white papers , chances have it that they wouldn't even invest in them in the first place. Most pump and dump coins really don't have an authentic white paper some are sometimes edited clones of other white papers and this is mainly because most of them don't really have a core motive rather than to scam the unaware.

It can be agreed that WP is an element that must be there but does not have to be read... I am also sure that whitepaper does not have a big influence on price, because I have read many beautiful and detailed whitepapers, but that is never a guarantee of success... but for some projects that do not have a whitepaper, it is actually a big problem... because it is seen as a project that has no intention.

Previously, I often read whitepapers that were part of the analysis, and it was really nonsense. Because most of them cannot run according to the whitepaper and even tend to change the direction of their business model.

[Cryptsafe]

Reading a project's whitepaper is cool, but to be honest so many projects tell lies in their whitepaper, they talk about things that they can never achieve, so as to get the hopes of investors high and coerce them to spend their money on the coin, sometimes the whitepaper can even be plagiarized. My point is just that reading the whitepaper alone is not enough, go deeper into research.

Many project sell lies just to get investors and their funds. I have seen in many cases on the other platform where projects were called out for plagiarism  and they got their account banned and it happens that most of them failed to edit their whitepaper and it was a word for word thing without omission. 

After doing this, you see them start adjusting their whitepaper from time to time because they never prepared their whitepaper themselves but rather, a copy of other project and in some cases, they abscond with investors funds when they realize what they are claiming to offer is unrealistic.

This is the reason why I do not bother much about reading whitepaper because what they have there in most cases are unrealistic compared  to what they offer. I Just don't bother but looking into the team and their background to get more clues about them. I have also witnessed projects that did not start with whitepaper but were able to achieve their goal to 80% before they finished their whitepaper for the public and their investors to get hold of.

[JISAN]

My question is strange, but I am suspicious of what you guys are doing when investing in cryptocurrency....
We are all familiar with cryptocurrency projects... and we should all be familiar with Whitepapers on a project... it is a digital sheet shared publicly that contains detailed information about the project.... so do you really read it every time you invest???

What are the points you look for in the whitepaper that are most important??? And if a project is running without a published whitepaper, will you invest in the related coin??

A project consists of large whitepapers with details that require a lot of time to read completely.  Perhaps a pro trader and analyst wears them very carefully.  But I have very little experience reading whitepapers and then investing in a coin.  This is because I only invest in top coins that are already very popular.  I have very little experience investing in new coins.  But when I invest in any new coin I follow their roadmap.  And one thing to keep an eye on is whether they are able to do everything successfully according to their Roadmap regularly

[Stompix]

I'm willing to bet that nobody does!

If the SEC would launch another test like the Howey coin I think they could prove that you could say in the whitepaper coin would be used by terrorists and that it's designed so that after you ruchase some all are returned to the developers and you have no way of owning one and people would still try to buy and trade that thing!
Those whiteapers have become something that all garbage projects can have and that serve no purpose whatsoever anymore!

[Gurujebs]

I only read bitcoin's whitepaper lol. The rest i just go to there websites and read some infornation regarding the coin/project, its use case, community, etc.
For most, no need to read these papers, just check the project's community, their info and you can decide wether they are good to invest which usually not.

Unlike those times when project Whitepaper were do considered to be red flag, without it your project might be called a big scam and many of them were forced to provide one, even if you try to plagiarized it, you will be caught and still shame from trying to do short cut but today, all of those stuffs doesn't matter again as people don't give priority to them again.

Some of them.are even lazy, yet just create a doc page to provide little knowledge about their project, no much info about the project and they still get a lot of investors. In fact, many of them doesn't have this doc that are been rewrite over and over again and people rush to invest into such projects, a lot of have change in the crypto space.

[Captain Corporate]

I realized that I haven't in a long time and I can say that its going to be something that is taking a long time and I think we are going to not need it for a long time neither. I believe that its not really that profitable and I think we should be considering this as something that will take a long time for me to get hyped about one enough to read it. I haven't read anything like that for a long time, because I do not feel like we are going to end up with anything that will take a while and maybe because of that we are going to see this becoming something that will take a while. I think its not really that crazy at all to think they are mostly fail projects so why would I read it.

[Vx1]

A good cryptocurrency project must have a clear whitepaper, neatly arranged and provides a promising roadmap. If there is none, then we must be careful if we want to invest in a cryptocurrency project. Because I think it is very important, and of course many investors are looking for it.

A good project must have a good whitepaper. When a legitimate project launches on a crypto platform, they outline their road map and future plans in that paper. But I can't always make a decision by looking at the whitepaper. Because there are many crypto projects that copy whitepapers and never actually implement according to the paper. Due to which many people find it difficult to have the patience to read that paper. I focus on certain aspects of any new project investment. I have seen all the scam projects try to make the white paper look good to build their trust with the common people.

A professional will definitely know whether it is an original whitepaper or a copy of another project, therefore we must be careful and check it. For those who are new to the world of crypto investment, it is better to join the investor community to find important information about this. What is certain in Cryptocurreny is that once there is fraud, be careful with our money so that it does not disappear in vain.

Do you have a link to an investor community group so I can join them? Because I am also interested in being able to learn and invest in new projects, because new projects are more profitable but I don't have much ability to do research on new projects. Studying whitepapers, to distinguish whether it is original or just copying other people.

I have but unfortunately the Group is Private, and not open to the public. Only certain people are allowed to enter, and I do not have permission to share it. Maybe you can find another Group and ask your community friends. We do need to find information so that we do not make the wrong decision in crypto investment, and if we do not have the ability to do so then we need to learn from people who already understand it.

[Z-tight]

I think its not really that crazy at all to think they are mostly fail projects so why would I read it.

I had a really hard time trying to understand what your post meant, maybe you should review it one more time. However, i'll reply to this excerpt, it is true that most new projects fail and people do not really waste their time reading their whitepaper, they take what they are doing as gambling, so they randomly buy a few new projects to see how lucky they can get, crazy, but people do it.

[milewilda]

I'm willing to bet that nobody does!

If the SEC would launch another test like the Howey coin I think they could prove that you could say in the whitepaper coin would be used by terrorists and that it's designed so that after you ruchase some all are returned to the developers and you have no way of owning one and people would still try to buy and trade that thing!
Those whiteapers have become something that all garbage projects can have and that serve no purpose whatsoever anymore!

THe only time that people would be reading up the whitepaper is on the moment that someone do ask or into the moment that there's something that happened into a certain project.
Usually investors now would really be just that directly make out some investment without even trying out to check on whats the projecti is all about. They might really be just
that trying out to know the very small details on what it is all about and on whats the real utility that it do have. Checking up roadmaps? I highly doubt that this one is also
not really that being checked and people will really bej ust that directly minding and calculating about their potential profits. lol