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• What is a White Paper

• Why the White Paper is important

• Common Characteristics are important

• Red Flags in a White Paper

• Things you can do to effectively Research

*Cryptocurrency Whitepapers

The White Paper

A White Paper will provide the public information about any particular project.

Usually, quality White Papers include details about what is looking to be accomplished, why the team believes this product is needed and innovative enough to create, a roadmap that provides a timeline of milestones, and the methods for achieving any goals that have been set. 

If the project is holding an initial coin offering you will also find how they will distribute tokens.

Be mindful if there is any key information being left out of the white paper or project website if the project has any legitimate usability and it’s good practice to verify the team member's credentials and involvement with a project because this information can be misrepresented.

*IOTA

*Finecoin

*howeycoins

In Summary: Cryptocurrency white papers allow us to gain more knowledge about a particular project. It’s always best to make educated decisions with any investments so remember Research is important!