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Verge

Verge (XVG)

$ 0.00
-1.43 %
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Market cap
$47.69M
-1.43 %
Volume (24h)
$1.76M
-1.43 %
Circulating supply
16,521,951,236 XVG
Total supply
16,521,951,236 XVG
Max. supply
16,555,000,000 XVG

About Verge

Verge Currency aims to empower people around the globe using blockchain in everyday life and makes it possible for people to engage in transactions quickly, efficiently and privately. With Verge, business and individuals now have flexible options for sending and receiving payments. Verge Currency also offer helpful integrations and tools that enable them to handle large scale transactions between merchants and small-scale private payments.

Key data

updated $0
Market cap$47.69M
Volume 24h$1.76M
Circulating supply16.52B100% of max 16.56B
All-time high$0.26-99% from peak · 2017-12-23

Verge (XVG) is a privacy-focused cryptocurrency designed for secure and anonymous transactions. It utilizes multiple anonymity-centric networks like Tor and I2P to obscure IP addresses. Unlike some privacy coins, Verge is mineable and operates on a Proof-of-Work consensus.

Frequently asked questions

What makes Verge different from other privacy coins?

Verge focuses on IP obfuscation through Tor/I2P integration rather than cryptographic privacy like Monero. It's more lightweight and maintains Bitcoin's transparent blockchain while hiding user locations.

How does Verge's mining (PoW) work?

Verge uses five different PoW algorithms (Scrypt, X17, Lyra2rev2, etc.) to allow diverse mining hardware participation. This multi-algorithm approach aims to prevent ASIC dominance and decentralization risks.

How is new XVG created?

New coins are mined via PoW with a fixed block reward schedule. The total supply is capped at 16.555 billion XVG, with decreasing rewards over time until the hard cap is reached.

How to store and use XVG securely?

Use Verge's official Tor-enabled wallets (Qt, Electrum) for full anonymity benefits. Cold storage options include paper wallets. XVG can be spent at merchants accepting it, often via anonymous payment gateways.