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$1 billion MC for a cheap, privacy clone that forked off Dogecoin. ofc there are going to be problems.

you clearly know a lot about verge, do some research. Verge is not a a dogecoin fork. But people automatically assume it is just because they had the name dogedark before rebrand.

How is verge private if it can succumb to block chain analysis? Where is the touted private ledger that was meant to be released with wraith? Please explain why optional privacy in verge doesn't ruin privacy whereas it's been known that optional privacy is what makes zcash not private. Still waiting.

Dude aren't you tired of embaressing yourself with your questions? where is the private ledger? Public ledger (or blockchain if you don't even know what is a ledger) and Private ledger work both on the same blockchain thats the all point of wraith protocol. Up until wraith protocol was released you could not have both public and private transactions on the same blockchain therefor a coin could only be private or public. Wraith Protocol is a technology that allows the user to seamlessly switch between public and private ledgers on the Verge Blockchain. Users are free to choose which ledger they want to utilize. To break it down, when Wraith Protocol is turned ON the transaction data is hidden and not visible via the blockchain explorer. In a circumstance where transparency is required, Wraith Protocol would be turned OFF, allowing the transaction data to be viewable on the public ledger. So stop hating when you know 0 about crypto in general you are so dumb that you tough that having wraith procotol would make verge have 2 different blockchains, how is that even possible? Want me to send you 1 verge so you can try it out? Cheesy

Go ask the dev if a private ledger exists. He will say no. He has said that he believes that including a private ledger defeats the purpose of blockchain tech. You can see "stealth" transactions on the block explorer so you have clearly not tried wraith yet. Wraith does not hide transactional data. You can see addresses and values of the transactions. Stop falling for their marketing and do some research. Try making a stealth transaction. Now take that tx id and look it up on the block explorer. You can still see it.