Whitepaper

Product

Technical document describing a project’s design and rationale.

A whitepaper explains a project’s goals, architecture, tokenomics, and trade‑offs. It helps align contributors and inform users, investors, and auditors.

Frequently asked questions

  • What should a whitepaper include?
    Problem, architecture, security model, tokenomics, and clear risks. Keep it readable.
  • How do I evaluate one?
    Look for specifics, realistic claims, and working code. Beware of buzzwords without detail.
  • Is a whitepaper a contract?
    No. It is a document. Judge teams by delivery and transparency, not promises alone.