Verge is not just around PornHub’s deal or partnerships with adulterated sites was verge’s thing for a long time in the market with some major impacts but moving on, they have displayed a wider range of collaborations from different fields in the industry.
MyFitStuff, an e-commerce shopping site focussing on fitness merchandise and goods is now officially accepting a cryptocurrency as their payment method. It is Verge [XVG] which is the only currency currently accepted on their online shop based in Los Angeles, CA. They accept Verge solely in association with Coinpayments.net which is an integrated payment gateway for cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, and now Verge.
MyFitStuff official tweeted:
“http://Myfitstuff.com officially accepts 
The Verge team has been regular and constantly in news for partnerships one after the other, as the founder had promised and announced publicly earlier to expect a lot more in future.
Nitesh Chaudhary, a market observer tweeted:
“Success of mass adoption solely depend upon network robustness. Currently, every verge owner is afraid of network hack. Network hack is more dangerous than wallet hack.”
Jonas Silva, a verge enthusiast says:
“Verge is much better than BTC. More adoption, more efficiency!”
Verge too has been a recent victim of the not so rare hack attack in the crypto industry but they seem to have recovered quickly. The quarter has not favored Verge’s token XVG as it lost its position from the top 30 and moved to further below 30.
It is currently trading at $0.03 only to leave its investors in dismay despite a positive figure of almost 5% since the past few hours.
The community and Verge supporters have been very positive despite a series of disappointing activities including the DDOS attack as they continue to be optimistic with their support to the currency.
XVGZeus, a Twitterati says:
“When I saw the ddos attack i bought more verge do you know why. I instantly realized that so many coins and companies are scare of