Do you read Whitepapers carefully??

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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??

White paper mean shit, sorry to use that word but whitepapers mean absolutely nothing at this point and stage that we are in cryptocurrency, and let me say that right from the beginning, whitepapers were highly overrated, I remember those days when a coin will pump like x500 to x1000 in a day just because the team released a whitepaper, and after six months or less, the project will be completely dead and abandoned.
Many people learnt the hard way not to depend or use whitepaper to estimate or predict the success or failure of any crypto project, many projects that are super successful today started without a whitepaper, while some with the best whitepaper and seemed very promising died barely some months or a few years in this space.

Like I did said before, let me say it again that today, white papers mean absolutely nothing, success or failure of a project can not be predicted through their whitepaper, so I don't read it, there are other factors to look out for to accurately or close to accuracy, predict is a project is worth investing in or not.

[KingsDen]

Are there still original and authentic whitepapers or do we have copied ideas and copied texts whitepapers and the ones written by AI?
Gone are the days we will say a project will fare well after reading the whitepaper and roadmap. These days, with the help of hype through media, a project will have millions of investors even without writing a single whitepaper.

[Prime]

Are there still original and authentic whitepapers or do we have copied ideas and copied texts whitepapers and the ones written by AI?

If it is a real project, I think there should be an authentic whitepaper.
Unfortunately, I don't know if we still have real projects. Most projects are scams or weak projects. The developers nowadays don't create long term projects, they create random projects for stealing people's money.

Gone are the days we will say a project will fare well after reading the whitepaper and roadmap. These days, with the help of hype through media, a project will have millions of investors even without writing a single whitepaper.

Agree. Recently, whitepaper and roadmap are just for formality. It is difficult to trust the projects based on whitepaper and roadmap only. The media which have a stronger role now, the hype can be made through the social media accounts. But those hype projects probably end up with failure because they basically have strong fundamentals.

[bounceback]

Whitepapers is very important feature with some project and I read carefully detected any project make cheater by cheating other project whitepaper? Usually when ICO project more hype have many duplicate whitepaper made some project and its very important to know that project good or not in the future. Whitepaper must read carefully if won't loss our investment and know how serious some project before launching to public and get many investors.
One or few paragraph words found cheating I don't have any positive recommended yet and will leave that project, whitepaper is very required have to check and don't blame right now many project use other project whitepaper or cheat to make investor interested with their whitepaper.

[Cryptsafe]

Are there still original and authentic whitepapers or do we have copied ideas and copied texts whitepapers and the ones written by AI?

If it is a real project, I think there should be an authentic whitepaper.
Unfortunately, I don't know if we still have real projects. Most projects are scams or weak projects. The developers nowadays don't create long term projects, they create random projects for stealing people's money.

Gone are the days we will say a project will fare well after reading the whitepaper and roadmap. These days, with the help of hype through media, a project will have millions of investors even without writing a single whitepaper.

Agree. Recently, whitepaper and roadmap are just for formality. It is difficult to trust the projects based on whitepaper and roadmap only. The media which have a stronger role now, the hype can be made through the social media accounts. But those hype projects probably end up with failure because they basically have strong fundamentals.

I will have to agree with your opinion here that whitepaper is just for formality and nothing much. Developers know that mostly newbies investors are the ones that ask for it so they just try their possible best to fulfill all forms of righteousness to the eyes of the investors for them to see something to hold onto. Most times such  whitepapers does not really contain much details of the project but just some basics for the investors to see and the roadmap too.  I prefer looking at the team behind a project than looking at the whitepaper because i see it as not realistic. Although i read whitepaper but not for all project because some projects are just designed by the developers for  temporary purpose for them to just run away with investors funds.

Of lately, I have noticed that real projects do not bother with whitepaper but the focus on the project to some certain stage of development  before they begin to talk about whitepaper to present to their investors. Merely seeing it, investors do not bother them with whitepaper but to give them the funds they need because they have already seen the vision clearly from the afar. This goes a long way to build trust amongst the team members and foster a good business relationship amongst the investors and the followers of such project.

[libert19]

Are there still original and authentic whitepapers or do we have copied ideas and copied texts whitepapers and the ones written by AI?

Gone are the days we will say a project will fare well after reading the whitepaper and roadmap.

Whitepapers were widespread back when ICOs were frequent, nowaways ICOs disappeared and so did WPs.

Even back in the day, there were few projects who lived up to what was proposed in WPs, it was just public believing technical jargon written, and giving projects undeserving hype.

[nakmantu99]

Are there still original and authentic whitepapers or do we have copied ideas and copied texts whitepapers and the ones written by AI?

Gone are the days we will say a project will fare well after reading the whitepaper and roadmap.

Whitepapers were widespread back when ICOs were frequent, nowaways ICOs disappeared and so did WPs.

Even back in the day, there were few projects who lived up to what was proposed in WPs, it was just public believing technical jargon written, and giving projects undeserving hype.

for investors who like new projects will choose to focus and learn from the whitepaper even though in reality the project does not match the whitepaper, we also see many whitepapers that only copy old projects. I don't really focus on new projects unless the project's coins are listed on binance.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

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??

           -     I'm just simple; the white paper is really important because it's written there about how a coin project will run. Second, of course, we'll also look at its tokenomics. And the team behind the projects. These are just some of the things I base a coin whitepaper on.

If a coin doesn't have a white paper, think about it and avoid it immediately, because the coin will not do well without such a white paper and will probably only make promises to people. Where this is the sign to avoid it for real as an investor looking for investment here in the crypto space. 

[enoch_from_off]

Are there still original and authentic whitepapers or do we have copied ideas and copied texts whitepapers and the ones written by AI?

Gone are the days we will say a project will fare well after reading the whitepaper and roadmap.

Whitepapers were widespread back when ICOs were frequent, nowaways ICOs disappeared and so did WPs.

Even back in the day, there were few projects who lived up to what was proposed in WPs, it was just public believing technical jargon written, and giving projects undeserving hype.

for investors who like new projects will choose to focus and learn from the whitepaper even though in reality the project does not match the whitepaper, we also see many whitepapers that only copy old projects. I don't really focus on new projects unless the project's coins are listed on binance.

Yeah, nowadays, it's like that.
For the communities, the whitepaper is a paper for investors mostly, and some terms are just too clumsy and hard to understand.
Some read it, some - skip it.

[Themepen]

I will have to agree with your opinion here that whitepaper is just for formality and nothing much. Developers know that mostly newbies investors are the ones that ask for it so they just try their possible best to fulfill all forms of righteousness to the eyes of the investors for them to see something to hold onto. Most times such  whitepapers does not really contain much details of the project but just some basics for the investors to see and the roadmap too.  I prefer looking at the team behind a project than looking at the whitepaper because i see it as not realistic. Although i read whitepaper but not for all project because some projects are just designed by the developers for  temporary purpose for them to just run away with investors funds.

Of lately, I have noticed that real projects do not bother with whitepaper but the focus on the project to some certain stage of development  before they begin to talk about whitepaper to present to their investors. Merely seeing it, investors do not bother them with whitepaper but to give them the funds they need because they have already seen the vision clearly from the afar. This goes a long way to build trust amongst the team members and foster a good business relationship amongst the investors and the followers of such project.

I completely agree that whitepapers are no longer useful in cryptocurrency world. They are mostly made to make new investors feel better but do not provide much real information. Whitepapers may give basic idea of project goals and plans but usually low important details and can be misleading.

To me it is more important to look at team behind project their skills, past successes and commitment. Successful projects focus on achieving milestones before sharing their whitepaper showing progress and building trust.

[Cryptsafe]

I will have to agree with your opinion here that whitepaper is just for formality and nothing much. Developers know that mostly newbies investors are the ones that ask for it so they just try their possible best to fulfill all forms of righteousness to the eyes of the investors for them to see something to hold onto. Most times such  whitepapers does not really contain much details of the project but just some basics for the investors to see and the roadmap too.  I prefer looking at the team behind a project than looking at the whitepaper because i see it as not realistic. Although i read whitepaper but not for all project because some projects are just designed by the developers for  temporary purpose for them to just run away with investors funds.

Of lately, I have noticed that real projects do not bother with whitepaper but the focus on the project to some certain stage of development  before they begin to talk about whitepaper to present to their investors. Merely seeing it, investors do not bother them with whitepaper but to give them the funds they need because they have already seen the vision clearly from the afar. This goes a long way to build trust amongst the team members and foster a good business relationship amongst the investors and the followers of such project.

I completely agree that whitepapers are no longer useful in cryptocurrency world. They are mostly made to make new investors feel better but do not provide much real information. Whitepapers may give basic idea of project goals and plans but usually low important details and can be misleading.

To me it is more important to look at team behind project their skills, past successes and commitment. Successful projects focus on achieving milestones before sharing their whitepaper showing progress and building trust.

Enthusiasts who have been in the space for a very long time do not bother about whitepaper but newbies investors as they believe they could get anything they want to know about the project from there and they forget that whitepaper is not the drive for the success of a project but rather the team and management behind the scheme. I have in several occasion invests my funds in projects with no whitepaper because the team showed a transparent and reliable disposition which attracted the crowd they needed to get the funds for the project running and at the end the project was a success and the whitepaper was the last thing they thought about. A project is not really about what is written in the paper but the efforts and inputs of every one involved to making the project sees the light of the day.

[KingsDen]

With the above affirmations, it is correct to say that the era of whitepaper is gone or gradually fading away. The media has taken over.

[36B]

With the above affirmations, it is correct to say that the era of whitepaper is gone or gradually fading away. The media has taken over.

Agreed. In the past, many project associates and investors used whitepapers as the only means of evaluating a project’s feasibility, and more importantly the credibility of the initiative. But as it will be clear, today information shared on social media and news is more likely to have an impact on the society.
This leads to occasions where investors, particularly the newly entered ones, tend to go by trends and ‘the talk’ than by meaningful work.

Also, it is difficult for investors to filter what kind of information comes from several communities is relevant and reliable with the assistance of Telegram. Avoiding such risks, it is very necessary to be critical to the source of information and invest time and resources in the research process so that to make a right decision Oriental collapse managed to avoid such risks, that’s why one has to think twice choosing the convenient type of the orientation.

[Report]

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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??

As far as I know, with my friends, if you want to see a good cryptocurrency project, you should look at its Whitepaper first so that we can analyze whether the project is for the long term or the short term so that we will not lose when investing. But maybe for those who don't care about the whitepaper and have a lot of experience, they will definitely just invest, unlike me who is still new to cryptocurrency, I have to be extra careful.

[saprakib]

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??

Honestly i didn’t read whitepaper anytime but i knew it is too important. It’s not need to me because i invested always on top coin of the market. That's why i don’t need to read it carefully but i really follow the social media before going to put money in. I also research the technical analysis before investment. I never fall into scam cause i never invested on memecoin though it is rapid way of getting profit. However it is a technical tricks to to know the future of the coin and the behave of market. However i will follow next hope it will help me much and more.