MoneroV looks decent to me, but I'm wondering why was it created if Monero's stable enough on its own. Normally forks are created to compensate with the limitations and issues of its source, but for Monero, the fork's features seem to still match what Monero has. I guess the devs are in the works of improving MoneroV more than Monero. Still, it's a good fork, like BTC's forks.
Monero is infinite in supply while monerov is limited.
"How is MoneroV different from Monero?
Among other differences, MoneroV has limited supply of coins while Moneros coin supply is infinite, and MoneroV will implement new protocols that will solve the scaling problems facing Monero and other cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin."
Yeah all find and dandy but Monero doesn't have scaling problems and the monreo tail emission (infinite supply) is so that miners don't abandon the chain once all the xmr is mined.
Seems to me like MoneroV is going backwards.