what is whitepaper?
a document in which a project explains what it is building, how it works and how its token is meant to work.
the bitcoin paper (2008) was nine pages about a technical mechanism. many modern whitepapers are partly marketing: the paper is a claim, and the blockchain shows what actually happened.
related words
- verified contract a contract whose source code is published on the block explorer and matches what is actually deployed.
- tokenomics how a token's supply is created, shared out and released over time, and what the token is used for.
- upgradeable contract (proxy) a setup where a contract's code can be replaced while its address and balances stay the same.
part of the topic whitepapers: free articles, more words and the guide.
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