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What is the minimum investment price? Im new to this thread and didnt read the whitepaper yet.

Its 50 USDT. If you don't have enough time to read the whitepaper, then you should watch their youtube video instead like most of the people do. And if you have any questions feel free to ask them in this thread.

Can vouch for this, I watched the vids on my lunch break, it does a good job of covering the basics, on figuring out if this is a project you want to be in or not, the whitepaper can be a bit overwhelming, but honestly once you decide to invest, you really should read it when you get time, as it goes into the whole project to really give you a good understanding of how things will work.

Moreover, when it comes to investing large sums, you must know all the nuances of the project. For your own good, it's better to go deeper and read the technical document, to avoid questions in the future.

I think that the same situation should be with small sums, because such quality like inattention, can play a bad joke with you in future...

Exactly. I want to believe, of course, that everything will be fine, but in order not to be ignorant, it is better to always have information.

Yes, but from time to time people demand too much information, which is confidential and not subject to disclosure because of the potential threat to other investors, so information must also be public

For me you need to evaluate the team and see if they have relevant experience, check the solution/product they will provide, potential market size, token economics, investor benefits and lots of other fundamentals.