im waiting to see whats happening.... I know the devs were considering swapping this to ethereum blockchain, but we were still trading the scrypt VGC on Novaexchange. I have been hesitant about switching to Ethereum (heaven forbid there is a serious security issue down the line, as there have already been several successful multimillion dollar hacks on ethereum), its obviously very expensive to maintain a scrypt coin like this, especially to bring it to the level that it can be locally accepted. Of course, i'll say it again, if we can establish solar mining and nodes at some point that will alleviate some long term cost burden... I have been throwing tons of ideas out here but they most of them automatically require money and arent completely necessary in the near future... i think our best bet is to hold tight, see what the devs have in mind, being a local cryptocurrency has a lot of obstacles and very complex issues involved before mass adoption can occur.
In case you didn't see this.
I traded in my VGC for the ETH VEGAS after I cornered 20% total supply of VGC. The last time I looked at his wallet QNm4MWrjeTyJguBJqrhmcQetqocHm1F9vD it had over 22 million of the 100 million total supply of VGC.
The swap into ETH has already started. It isn't at the consideration stage anymore.
https://etherscan.io/token/0x4429ad3d60721fe71afe62684ed6492ae4363326?a=0x64Cd24e0f3d2527BFa127CAaeCeF419857D1E68eETH was less than $10 when the token was launched. Novaexchange is an abandoned exchange at this time. There is no trading VGC on it. People can't make deposits of any coin if they want to. Nobody knows what the new owners will do. There is no trading I can find anywhere.
I see no reason why you can't continue with the scrypt coin if that is what you want to do. One member on the dev team casually said someday VGC may be revisited. When I pressed for clarification, I didn't get an answer. So I have seen almost no interest to support VGC.
It is my understanding VEGAS is good because ETH takes millions of dollars of development away from the coin team. Also, the city of Las Vegas is simply not ready to adopt a crypto. There is a Las Vegas Coin competitor you can watch and see if that proof of stake coin has any success that says differently. If the best bet is to hold, what other option is there when no market exists with a buyer? Holding would be the only bet.
A few friends and I are going to create a company called Vegas Pay and we want to develop it with an ETH wallet for VEGAS tokens. But I do not see any way for users to get VEGAS except from the dev team. At first I was going to make a portion my wallet available but then I decided not to do that.
