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mrcina

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Quote from: lonesomestranger on June 29, 2019, 02:54:18 PM

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Binance Info's V Label project Verge (XVG) Verge Currency has updated its Monthly Report

2014 saw the birth of Dogecoin Dark, a fork of Peercoin, itself an early fork of Bitcoin; in 2016, it was rebranded to Verge Currency. Verge improves upon the original Bitcoin blockchain with the aim to fulfill its initial purpose; that of providing individuals and businesses with a fast, efficient and decentralized way of everyday transacting while maintaining your privacy.

Read the full report in our News section: https://info.binance.com/en/currencies/verge-currency

Hi VERGE team!

Just want to say that it is really nice to see a maintained GitHub

https://ibb.co/fH5H109

lonesomestranger

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Binance Info's V Label project Verge (XVG) Verge Currency has updated its Monthly Report

2014 saw the birth of Dogecoin Dark, a fork of Peercoin, itself an early fork of Bitcoin; in 2016, it was rebranded to Verge Currency. Verge improves upon the original Bitcoin blockchain with the aim to fulfill its initial purpose; that of providing individuals and businesses with a fast, efficient and decentralized way of everyday transacting while maintaining your privacy.

Read the full report in our News section: https://info.binance.com/en/currencies/verge-currency

KBEES

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This thread often goes quiet when BTC and most Alts rally accept for Verge that drops in value. Be that against BTC it dies not keep pace or against Fiat.
Ssshhhhhhh let’s keep quiet and maybe no-one will notice.

mrcina

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Quote from: lonesomestranger on June 21, 2019, 02:07:48 PM

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Development Update on Verge #23

We’ve released an update on Tuesday 7th June 2019, to the initial v1.0.0 release including a Moon mode (dark theme), 13 languages, the new logo and some other minor tweaks. Of course v1.1.0 had a lovely bug in it making it hard for people with Touch ID devices to select the highly wanted Moon Mode. This bug was solved a few days later with the release of v1.1.1.

Read full story: https://medium.com/vergecurrency/development-update-on-verge-23-68850b33c13c

Lol fucking dark mode (with cheesy ass name) is the major feature in new release. Sounds about right. Is the internet radio and irc client still part of wallet? Cheesy

Any point here or just spreading negativity for fun?

lonesomestranger

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Development Update on Verge #23

We’ve released an update on Tuesday 7th June 2019, to the initial v1.0.0 release including a Moon mode (dark theme), 13 languages, the new logo and some other minor tweaks. Of course v1.1.0 had a lovely bug in it making it hard for people with Touch ID devices to select the highly wanted Moon Mode. This bug was solved a few days later with the release of v1.1.1.

Read full story: https://medium.com/vergecurrency/development-update-on-verge-23-68850b33c13c

mrcina

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Hello,

I'm new to bitcointalk, but a long-time hodler of XVG.

I have a question. Why is a warning displayed above this topic?
"Warning: One or more bitcointalk.org users have reported that they strongly believe that the creator of this topic is a scammer. (Check their trust page to see the detailed trust ratings.) While the bitcointalk.org administration does not verify such claims, you should proceed with extreme caution."

I don't see XVG as a scam. In my perspective, this coin is promising.
Code on Github is updated every couple of days, coin is popular (CMC TOP 100), many partnerships, etc.

Personally, I see at least 2000 sats of value in this coin...

NightDream

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JUSTIN SUNEROK Interview on Verge, Privacy and XVG Community || BitcoinMagazine NL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jb1rZ2UkH0Q&feature=youtu.be

Justin Sanerok is the founder and lead developer of the Verge Currency. Interview with him about XVG, coins of privacy, XVG community and some other offers on the market.

etherixdevs

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xcelltrip. It seems another way to use the coin and is promising. Why the coin is not growing anymore?

Merratzz

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VERGE SCRYPT MINING POOL

one of the first (DOGED) VERGE Pool, now running since beginning ;-)

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https://xvg.mastermining.net
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Makleyhill

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VERGE is NOW Live on XcelTrip
XcelLab is proud to announce that the new partnership with VERGE, is now live and open for mass adoption on the XcelTrip Platform.
https://medium.com/@xceltokengo/verge-is-now-live-on-xceltrip-40314f625511

etherixdevs

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Quote from: lonesomestranger on June 07, 2019, 04:03:08 PM

Marketing Update on Verge #1

We have decided to make marketing updates similar to the Development updates which have consistently been published every two weeks for over 9 months. These articles aim to increase transparency and awareness of the core team activities within the larger community.

More on Verge's Blog: https://medium.com/vergecurrency/marketing-update-on-verge-1-6cdba2a292e6

This is very good. We hope there is a new born of positive things for Verge.

lonesomestranger

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Marketing Update on Verge #1

We have decided to make marketing updates similar to the Development updates which have consistently been published every two weeks for over 9 months. These articles aim to increase transparency and awareness of the core team activities within the larger community.

More on Verge's Blog: https://medium.com/vergecurrency/marketing-update-on-verge-1-6cdba2a292e6

dbkeys

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Quote from: Dogedarkdev on June 05, 2019, 12:01:28 PM

Quote from: dbkeys on June 05, 2019, 09:40:12 AM

You may want to consider an additional throttle on emission, based on hashrate.

Hashrate is, in part, an indirect measure of market demand for the coin. The higher the hashrate on the Proof-of-Work algos, the more there is demand, and vice versa. Thus, it makes sense to scale down emission when hashrate is relatively low, thereby further extending the distribution period for the coin.

For example, calculate the average hashrate seen in every 24 hour period going back one year. Choose the maximum of these values as the historical "peak hashrate" and use it as the denominator for a subsidy scaling factor (SSF). Take the latest 24 hour period as the "current hashrate", and use as numerator. SSF = peak_hashrate / current_hashrate. Then, over the next 24 hour period, whatever reward is in the halving schedule gets scaled by SSF. It will likely be reduced, and only be the full reward if current = peak hashrate.

This coin emission modulation could be applied independently to each of the 5 PoW algos

we are actually working on that now. we did a twitter poll and we are going to extend the last year of pow to 6 years, with more halvings

This is great. It makes alot of sense, and having the community support in a democratic fashion is very good too.
I suggest an additional layer of coin emission reduction, which would depend on hashrate. Most halving schedules are mechanical and rigid: every "x" blocks they reduce the reward, never to go higher again. That's fine, but with a hashrate-modulated scaling factor, those 6 years, could, potentially, be stretched 2x, 3x or even more into the future.
It would depend on the hashrate seen on the network. If hashrate was always growing thus always at max, then yes, the emission would be completed in 6 years (subsidy scale factor or 'SSF' is always 100%), but.... if the hashrate fell at times, then during those times, not 100% of the scheduled reward would be given, ( SSF at less than 100% ) it would be scaled dynamically (effectively reserving coins for emission into the future).

Of course, to respect emission limits, the halving points would no longer depend on number of blocks issued, but rather total money supply issued. This would have to be kept track of, but is easily done.

Dogedarkdev

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$XVG - The Standard in Crypto as a Currency!

Quote from: dbkeys on June 05, 2019, 09:40:12 AM

You may want to consider an additional throttle on emission, based on hashrate.

Hashrate is, in part, an indirect measure of market demand for the coin. The higher the hashrate on the Proof-of-Work algos, the more there is demand, and vice versa. Thus, it makes sense to scale down emission when hashrate is relatively low, thereby further extending the distribution period for the coin.

For example, calculate the average hashrate seen in every 24 hour period going back one year. Choose the maximum of these values as the historical "peak hashrate" and use it as the denominator for a subsidy scaling factor (SSF). Take the latest 24 hour period as the "current hashrate", and use as numerator. SSF = peak_hashrate / current_hashrate. Then, over the next 24 hour period, whatever reward is in the halving schedule gets scaled by SSF. It will likely be reduced, and only be the full reward if current = peak hashrate.

This coin emission modulation could be applied independently to each of the 5 PoW algos

we are actually working on that now. we did a twitter poll and we are going to extend the last year of pow to 6 years, with more halvings

dbkeys

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You may want to consider an additional throttle on emission, based on hashrate.

Hashrate is, in part, an indirect measure of market demand for the coin. The higher the hashrate on the Proof-of-Work algos, the more there is demand, and vice versa. Thus, it makes sense to scale down emission when hashrate is relatively low, thereby further extending the distribution period for the coin.

For example, calculate the average hashrate seen in every 24 hour period going back one year. Choose the maximum of these values as the historical "peak hashrate" and use it as the denominator for a subsidy scaling factor (SSF). Take the latest 24 hour period as the "current hashrate", and use as numerator. SSF = peak_hashrate / current_hashrate. Then, over the next 24 hour period, whatever reward is in the halving schedule gets scaled by SSF. It will likely be reduced, and only be the full reward if current = peak hashrate.

This coin emission modulation could be applied independently to each of the 5 PoW algos

Dogedarkdev

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$XVG - The Standard in Crypto as a Currency!

Quote from: MasterOfDesaster on May 30, 2019, 06:48:44 AM

Hello Dogedarkdev,
hello all,

the last coin will be mined approximately on 01.12.2019, this is 185 days from now. What is the plan to raise the value of the coin before the mining reward will drop to zero. As i understand, the only reward will then be the fee for the transaction? I think most miners will stop mining from one day to another and the network might fall apart.

Are there enough activities to raise the value of the coin before the last coin will be mined?

we have a new halving schedule in place to extend the remaining supply over the next 6 years. we did a poll on twitter, and the proposal is on our github.

MasterOfDesaster

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Hello Dogedarkdev,
hello all,

the last coin will be mined approximately on 01.12.2019, this is 185 days from now. What is the plan to raise the value of the coin before the mining reward will drop to zero. As i understand, the only reward will then be the fee for the transaction? I think most miners will stop mining from one day to another and the network might fall apart.

Are there enough activities to raise the value of the coin before the last coin will be mined?

Dogedarkdev

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$XVG - The Standard in Crypto as a Currency!

Quote from: Corum on May 24, 2019, 07:41:34 AM

Any development on it being possible to store Verge in a hardware wallet such as Trezor or Nano Ledger ? Anybody know ?

we are working with the ledger team, and we already have the software to load on your ledger to accept verge

https://github.com/vergecurrency/blue-app-btc/releases

Corum

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Any development on it being possible to store Verge in a hardware wallet such as Trezor or Nano Ledger ? Anybody know ?

samspaces

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Perhaps an idea for Verge to apply to this online (shapeshift like, but without KYC) exchange, it supports Bitcoin LN payments.

https://fixedfloat.com/addcoin

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