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So, I was checking your website and I see you have a whitepaper and a yellow paper. What's the difference?

A White paper is authoritative reports that inform readers in short to understand complex issues, solve problem and make right decision. In government terms, A white papers are presenting government policies, legislation and public feedback. In B2B Marketing terms, A white papers are long-form content designed to promote the products or services from a specific company. B2B white papers are generally used to generate sales leads, establish thought leadership, make a business case, or inform and persuade prospective customers, channel partners, journalists, analysts, or investors.

Yellow Paper is a formal paper that is used for research. It is type of thesis or research paper of specify topic and have not any legal or authorised value.

I would like to see tldr version,onepager,i think people would like that,some fast and easy way to get all important info about the project.

Yeah,onepager gained on popularity lately and its not bad thing to have,like some sort of FAQ,but still i wouldnt advise anyone to invest before checking whitepaper thoroughly,and all other available info.

If a one pager is enough for you to throw money after a project, please let me know and I also write one pager that sounds awesome.

Im pretty sure 90% of the ICO investors are too lazy to read even onepager,let alone whitepaper.

And that is why 90% of the ICO investors will lose money in the medium to long-term. It worked until recently because it was a bull market, but it doesn't work if high quality analysis is required.

True, if you're not willing to spend some money and go into the finer details of a project then you could stand to lose.

You are determined to lose. You just don't have sufficient information in order to make informed decisions. And what - if not informed decisions - will make you a successful investor? Luck, and that is easy to have during a bull run, and almost impossible to have in a bear market.