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Closing thoughts

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  • A Whitepaper should provide you with a necessary understanding of what the cryptocurrency project plans to do and how
  • Whitepapers are not regulated, and practically anyone can write one.
  • If you are interested in a certain project, it’s important to analyze their whitepaper carefully, considering the potential red flags and risks.

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Why are Whitepapers important?

Why are Whitepapers important?

Whitepapers are important for the crypto ecosystem. Even though there are no standards for creating them, whitepapers have become a framework for researching crypto projects.

It's a general recommendation to start crypto research by reading the project's Whitepaper....

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What information can you find in a whitepaper?

What information can you find in a whitepaper?

Founders make Whitepapers to provide an understanding of the goal of their project.

Whitepapers often give an idea about the real-world utility of the crypto project. For example, it could describe how it solves a specific problem or how it can improve cert...

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Examples of Whitepapers

Examples of Whitepapers

Bitcoin Whitepaper: The bitcoin whitepaper was published in 2008 by an anonymous individual or group known as Satoshi Nakamoto. The Bitcoin whitepaper is ca...

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Many Whitepapers are focused on a Coin or Token

Many Whitepapers are focused on a Coin or Token

  • Many Whitepapers are focused on a coin or token, they can also be based on different types of projects, such as a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform or a

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What is a Whitepaper?

What is a Whitepaper?

Generally, a Whitepaper is a report or guide that informs its readers about a specific topic or issue. For example, developers can create a Whitepaper about their software to educate users on what they are building and why.

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A Cryptocurrency Whitepaper enables projects to explain their products and goals to their audiences. Projects can freely choose what kind of information they want to provide, but whitepapers usually include an overview of the project’s goals, Tokenomics, products, features, and information about the Team.

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