EXPERT CRYPTOCURRENCY LAWYERS FOR YOUR WHITE PAPER AND PROJECT

Unreviewed Websites also present may of the problems that unreviewed whitepapers have as well. Your website, platform, and whitepaper may contain unintentional inaccuracies or misleading statements which could lead to compliance issues, exemption disqualification, legal penalties, lack of investor confidence, or lawsuits. There are also stringent rules as to what a whitepaper or website can contain in relation to an offering of cryptocurrency, as outlined by the SEC and other regulatory bodies.

Is your token ERC-20 compatible? What functionality does your token have within your platform? What are the benefits to the token holder? A good whitepaper should contain an in-depth outline of your idea, any problems it addresses, and how it addresses and helps to solve those problems. Don’t forget, you are looking to make a splash on multiple areas of the community and in multiple investor pools; so you will also want a technical explanation including the technical specifics of how your project is going to function and operate with considerations such as the blockchain used, token functionality, your team, token holder benefits, compliance efforts, KYC/AML protocols, and many other considerations.