[$XVG] VERGE [POW][MultiAlgo][TOR/i2P][no premine/ico!]

[raimch89]

xvg seems to grow slowly on trex.i think we can see xvg to 10 sat or more soon

[gravitate]

xvg seems to grow slowly on trex.i think we can see xvg to 10 sat or more soon

Bottom is now 6. so the growth in a week is 100%.

[Rabid Parrots]

xvg seems to grow slowly on trex.i think we can see xvg to 10 sat or more soon

Bottom is now 6. so the growth in a week is 100%.

And this is during a BTC spike.

[S.W.A.T.]

Any idea on android wallet being back up ?

with the new i2p and tor wallet releases, should be soon, im hoping less than two weeks from now.

any news regarding new wallets ?

[Dogedarkdev]

Any idea on android wallet being back up ?

with the new i2p and tor wallet releases, should be soon, im hoping less than two weeks from now.

any news regarding new wallets ?

what sort of news are you looking for? the newest one is on our website, version 2.1... i2p and tor based wallets are next..

[wildduck]

When can we expect i2p and tor based wallets?

[gravitate]

When can we expect i2p and tor based wallets?

Dev said he is waiting after the block halving of bitcoin which makes a lot of sense. The block halving would completely rule out any pump caused by releases of new stuff

I nearly got 100 mill of my 200 mil target now.

[TheSignsGuy]

Not trying to complicate things, but in regard to wallets:

I have not seen coin control in the latest wallet version that I use, maybe it is there, but I just haven't found it?

That seems like a nice option to have if I want to import a paper wallet, since I could then move the coins to another address to "sweep" them.

Example: I import a paper wallets private keys....I get more coins in my wallet....but how do I know that the one who gave me the paper wallet won't use those particular private keys themselves first unless they are moved to another address, and how do I do that without coin control?

Speaking of private keys...
 I do not understand why one should need to unlock a wallet in order to import them.
 It makes sense prior to sending, but why make it harder to bring coins in?
 It feels like my bank, possibly asking for I.D. before a deposit...just take the money!

Maybe these could be options?

A related thought...something to consider may be to add private key importation to the VERGE web wallet?
One might import private keys there without doing the console stuff, then send to a chosen address in their own wallet, or it may also give recipients of XVG paper wallets an easy option to use their coins.

[boltz]

I've just jumped in , I think soon will boom !

[Dogedarkdev]

Not trying to complicate things, but in regard to wallets:

I have not seen coin control in the latest wallet version that I use, maybe it is there, but I just haven't found it?

That seems like a nice option to have if I want to import a paper wallet, since I could then move the coins to another address to "sweep" them.

Example: I import a paper wallets private keys....I get more coins in my wallet....but how do I know that the one who gave me the paper wallet won't use those particular private keys themselves first unless they are moved to another address, and how do I do that without coin control?

Speaking of private keys...
 I do not understand why one should need to unlock a wallet in order to import them.
 It makes sense prior to sending, but why make it harder to bring coins in?
 It feels like my bank, possibly asking for I.D. before a deposit...just take the money!

Maybe these could be options?

A related thought...something to consider may be to add private key importation to the VERGE web wallet?
One might import private keys there without doing the console stuff, then send to a chosen address in their own wallet, or it may also give recipients of XVG paper wallets an easy option to use their coins.

importing privkeys into the web wallet would be a nice feature. i will definitely look into that.  as far as moving coins from an address within a wallet, there is always the sendfrom option, which lets you label the address, and move coins from only that particular address =]

[arseaboy]

Not trying to complicate things, but in regard to wallets:

I have not seen coin control in the latest wallet version that I use, maybe it is there, but I just haven't found it?

That seems like a nice option to have if I want to import a paper wallet, since I could then move the coins to another address to "sweep" them.

Example: I import a paper wallets private keys....I get more coins in my wallet....but how do I know that the one who gave me the paper wallet won't use those particular private keys themselves first unless they are moved to another address, and how do I do that without coin control?

Speaking of private keys...
 I do not understand why one should need to unlock a wallet in order to import them.
 It makes sense prior to sending, but why make it harder to bring coins in?
 It feels like my bank, possibly asking for I.D. before a deposit...just take the money!

Maybe these could be options?

A related thought...something to consider may be to add private key importation to the VERGE web wallet?
One might import private keys there without doing the console stuff, then send to a chosen address in their own wallet, or it may also give recipients of XVG paper wallets an easy option to use their coins.

importing privkeys into the web wallet would be a nice feature. i will definitely look into that.  as far as moving coins from an address within a wallet, there is always the sendfrom option, which lets you label the address, and move coins from only that particular address =]

nice knowing that dev continues working harder to make this coin move forward I hope investors will notice this coin and will invest for this coin project have a good future ahead I think right now I will try investing some of my earnings and hold and wait what will happen next. good luck sir and keep it up.

[TheSignsGuy]

Not trying to complicate things, but in regard to wallets:

I have not seen coin control in the latest wallet version that I use, maybe it is there, but I just haven't found it?

That seems like a nice option to have if I want to import a paper wallet, since I could then move the coins to another address to "sweep" them.

Example: I import a paper wallets private keys....I get more coins in my wallet....but how do I know that the one who gave me the paper wallet won't use those particular private keys themselves first unless they are moved to another address, and how do I do that without coin control?

Speaking of private keys...
 I do not understand why one should need to unlock a wallet in order to import them.
 It makes sense prior to sending, but why make it harder to bring coins in?
 It feels like my bank, possibly asking for I.D. before a deposit...just take the money!

Maybe these could be options?

A related thought...something to consider may be to add private key importation to the VERGE web wallet?
One might import private keys there without doing the console stuff, then send to a chosen address in their own wallet, or it may also give recipients of XVG paper wallets an easy option to use their coins.

importing privkeys into the web wallet would be a nice feature. i will definitely look into that.  as far as moving coins from an address within a wallet, there is always the sendfrom option, which lets you label the address, and move coins from only that particular address =]

nice knowing that dev continues working harder to make this coin move forward I hope investors will notice this coin and will invest for this coin project have a good future ahead I think right now I will try investing some of my earnings and hold and wait what will happen next. good luck sir and keep it up.

I will try the sendfrom option (exactly what I was looking for), and maybe brush up on my wallet skills since I didn't know that existed.
Something more to learn...fun stuff.

Yes, a hard working dev, with progression and evolving as key words that I remember seeing since the earlier days.

A currency to watch and get involved with.

[Dogedarkdev]

Not trying to complicate things, but in regard to wallets:

I have not seen coin control in the latest wallet version that I use, maybe it is there, but I just haven't found it?

That seems like a nice option to have if I want to import a paper wallet, since I could then move the coins to another address to "sweep" them.

Example: I import a paper wallets private keys....I get more coins in my wallet....but how do I know that the one who gave me the paper wallet won't use those particular private keys themselves first unless they are moved to another address, and how do I do that without coin control?

Speaking of private keys...
 I do not understand why one should need to unlock a wallet in order to import them.
 It makes sense prior to sending, but why make it harder to bring coins in?
 It feels like my bank, possibly asking for I.D. before a deposit...just take the money!

Maybe these could be options?

A related thought...something to consider may be to add private key importation to the VERGE web wallet?
One might import private keys there without doing the console stuff, then send to a chosen address in their own wallet, or it may also give recipients of XVG paper wallets an easy option to use their coins.

importing privkeys into the web wallet would be a nice feature. i will definitely look into that.  as far as moving coins from an address within a wallet, there is always the sendfrom option, which lets you label the address, and move coins from only that particular address =]

nice knowing that dev continues working harder to make this coin move forward I hope investors will notice this coin and will invest for this coin project have a good future ahead I think right now I will try investing some of my earnings and hold and wait what will happen next. good luck sir and keep it up.

I will try the sendfrom option (exactly what I was looking for), and maybe brush up on my wallet skills since I didn't know that existed.
Something more to learn...fun stuff.

Yes, a hard working dev, with progression and evolving as key words that I remember seeing since the earlier days.

A currency to watch and get involved with.

here's the specific command line for you:

sendfrom <fromaccount> <toVERGEaddress> <amount*>

* = <amount> is a real and is rounded to the nearest 0.000001)


edit: i really oughta actually list all the specific rpc commands on the website and github source code.. ill make a note of it.

 

[arseaboy]

maybe I also needed to study all these features while I'm going to invest some of my btc to hold this coin, I really hoping that after all the hard work coming the dev the results would be fruitful for his project. thank you dev for sharing this to us good luck and more project to come keep it up.

[wildduck]

I`m waiting for price to come down a little bit for a inch

[boltz]

Well here is your wish lol it's down a little bit , I highly doubt that is gonna go under 4

[gravitate]

Well here is your wish lol it's down a little bit , I highly doubt that is gonna go under 4

I have 10 BTC ready for 3 sat.... IF only it will

[CryptoRekt]

Well here is your wish lol it's down a little bit , I highly doubt that is gonna go under 4

I have 10 BTC ready for 3 sat.... IF only it will

I've got a similar hand waiting for that lovely 3 sat dip.

#Soon.

[Rabid Parrots]

I already got my 3 sat Verge. 

[ShadowBits]

Well here is your wish lol it's down a little bit , I highly doubt that is gonna go under 4

I have 10 BTC ready for 3 sat.... IF only it will

I've got a similar hand waiting for that lovely 3 sat dip.

#Soon.

Thats "almost" a plan to not pick any more up though.  I bet you also have some on 4 too though like I do 8]  I've even been buying at 5 because I think BTC will go down soon and 5 sat might not last much longer.