About Verge

Verge (XVG) is a cryptocurrency that was initially launched in 2014 under the name DogecoinDark, with the primary goal of providing a high level of privacy for its users. The founder recognized the limitations of Bitcoin in terms of anonymity and sought to create a blockchain where transactions are untraceable. Verge employs multiple anonymity-focused technologies, including TOR and I2P, to obscure users' IP addresses and enhance transaction privacy. Its Core QT wallet is equipped with integrated TOR support and SSL encryption, which fortifies security and user confidentiality. The Verge project is open-source and driven by a global team of developers who maintain active communication with the community. Unlike many cryptocurrencies, Verge was not funded through an initial coin offering (ICO) or premining. A significant feature of Verge is the Wraith Protocol, which allows users to seamlessly switch between private and public ledgers, thus enhancing flexibility in transaction privacy. This upgrade enables users to send and receive payments without revealing transaction details, even on the blockchain explorer. With rapid transaction speeds of just five seconds, Verge positions itself as a unique player in the cryptocurrency space, prioritizing user anonymity and security.