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Verge (XVG) is a privacy-focused cryptocurrency that launched in 2014 under the name DogecoinDark before rebranding. It is built on its own blockchain and was created with the goal of offering transactional privacy that its founder felt Bitcoin did not provide. Verge employs a Proof of Work consensus mechanism and integrates with anonymity networks such as TOR and I2P to obfuscate user IP addresses. Its Core QT wallet includes built-in TOR support and SSL encryption for added security. A central feature of the project is the Wraith Protocol, an upgrade that introduces stealth addressing, allowing users to send and receive payments privately. Wraith also enables users to switch between private and public ledgers on the same blockchain, a capability that was not previously available. As an open-source project with a globally distributed development team, Verge was not launched through an ICO or premine. It is categorized among privacy-oriented cryptocurrencies alongside peers such as Monero, with an emphasis on secure, untraceable transactions.

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Verge (XVG) — FAQ

  1. What is Verge?

    Verge coin started its cryptocurrency journey in 2014, going by the name of DogecoinDark.

  2. When was Verge launched?

    Verge (XVG) launched on 2014-10-09.

  3. What kind of project is Verge?

    Verge (XVG) is categorised as: Smart Contract Platform, Privacy Coins, Proof of Work (PoW).

  4. Where is Verge's official website?

    The official Verge site is http://vergecurrency.com/.