All the technical information can be found in our Blackpaper. The Source Code can be found on GitHub.
https://github.com/vergecurrency/Verge-Blackpaper/blob/master/verge-blackpaper-v5.0.pdf
https://github.com/vergecurrency
You can browse transactions, blocks etc at the following block explorers:
https://vergeexplorer.com
https://vergecurrency.network
No, Verge is 100% open-source software.
It is not a private company funded through an ICO or pre-mining.
Development and marketing efforts are supported by thousands of volunteer community members and a group of close to 25 Verge Core Team members, donating their time and expertise, from all over the world.
We do accept donations, but many costs like hosting fees, server fees etc are supported by community donations or by Core Team members out of their own pockets.
We love (and believe in) open source!
Verge and it’s developers use and maintain their code in various repositories on GitHub.com.
They can be found here: https://github.com/vergecurrency
If you are a developer, and/or have an idea that can improve the Verge project, please make a PR!
As an open-source community and volunteer-driven project, we are constantly implementing, reviewing and re-evaluating technologies and features to make Verge into one of the best Currencies out there.
To that end, it doesn’t make sense to be setting roadmaps which might be irrelevant by the time they’re published, so instead see what we have achieved so far by viewing our Milestones.
We are on numerous social platforms and are very active on Twitter, Telegram and Discord.
Discord: https://discord.gg/vergecurrency
Telegram: https://t.me/VERGExvg
Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/vergecurrency
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VERGEcurrency
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/VergeCurrencyOfficial
GitHub: https://github.com/vergecurrency?tab=repositories
You can view the rich list here.
Note these addresses may also belong to an exchange, not necessarily an individual “whale”.
We believe a blockchain should be public if it is a currency, for a wide array of reasons; most of them to protect the users of the currency.
With a public blockchain, you are able to see coin distribution and how many people are using the currency.
The simplest way of support is by donating to fund the development.
Our XVG address can be found here.
If you would like to contribute to the project in the area of software development, digital marketing, video and graphic design or any other, please reach out to us directly via email at contact@vergecurrency.com.
Verge is an open-source project, so all of the development work is funded by the developers and community donations.
We are currently exploring other methods to fund development including opening an official Verge Merchandise Store and Multi-Algorithm Mining Pool.