Veil’s multi-algorithm Proof-of-Work hard fork is now live with GPU ProgPoW, CPU RandomX, and ASIC SHA-256D mining! Please make sure your wallet is up to date.

Download v1.1.0 ➡️ https://github.com/Veil-Project/veil/releases/tag/v1.1.0.1
Join us on Discord ➡️ https://discord.veil-project.com/

#update

Veil is now listed on TradeOgre, an anonymous cryptocurrency #exchange established in 2018. TradeOgre supports 80+ coins, trading without AML/KYC, and aims to offer low trading and withdrawal fees.

https://veil-project.com/news/2020-tradeogreann/

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DISCLAIMER: Third-party services are not endorsed by the Veil team and are provided for informational purposes only.

To celebrate the successful launch of our new multi-algorithm Proof-of-Work system, Veil and @woolypooly are running a ProgPoW boosted mining rewards event! Between now and November 11th, 2:00 PM UTC, every ProgPoW block found on the pool will earn an extra 2.834 VEIL, distributed in proportion to hash power contribution.

Get started mining VEIL with this guide from WoolyPooly: https://woolypooly.medium.com/how-to-mine-veil-full-mining-guide-6d8a72914377

#promo

Veil monthly #update for October 2020:

- Mandatory Core wallet v1.1.0
- Successful Proof-of-Work hard fork
- Mining with ProgPoW, RandomX, and SHA-256D
- WoolyPooly mining pool support and promo
- TradeOgre exchange listing

Read more: https://veil-project.com/news/2020-october-update/

What does mining look like with Veil today? Check out our mining handbook and calculate your profitability on WhatToMine.com, where VEIL is currently one of the most profitable GPU-mineable coins!

Direct link: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Veil-Project/Veil-Media-Files/master/images/Infographic/Veil-MiningHandbook.png

~70% of Veil’s Proof-of-Work blocks now go to ProgPoW, making Veil mining accessible to everyone with a GPU! ⚒

Calculate your Veil ProgPoW mining profitability with WhatToMine: https://whattomine.com/coins/286-veil-progpow

Learn how to mine VEIL for all three different mining algorithms in v1.1 with this #guide!

⚒ ~70% GPU ProgPoW
⚒ ~20% CPU RandomX
⚒ ~10% ASIC SHA-256D

Get started: https://veil-project.com/blog/2020-mineafterhardfork/

Veil monthly #update for November 2020:

- ProgPoW, RandomX, SHA-256D mining guide
- Profitability calculator on WhatToMine.com
- Assertion error improvements pushed to GitHub master
- Community efforts in Russia and China

Read more: https://veil-project.com/news/2020-november-update/

It’s time for our Twitter Holiday giveaway! ❄️ Check the official tweet for more details and participate for a chance to win a KeepKey or VEIL in prizes: https://twitter.com/ProjectVeil/status/1339269065836138496

Veil Core wallet v1.1.1 is now available. It is a recommended update containing various improvements, optimizations, bug fixes, and GUI changes - most notably the mitigation of the Assertion PIndexWalk error.

Download here: https://github.com/Veil-Project/veil/releases/tag/v1.1.1.1

#corewalletupdate

In this special Veil monthly #update, we outline progress made in December 2020 and look back at our accomplishments over the past year.

https://veil-project.com/news/2020-december-update/

Looking ahead to 2021! Read on for more information about the broader objectives that Veil has set for the new year.

➡️ https://veil-project.com/blog/2021-project-itinerary/

#update

We have released Veil Core wallet v1.1.2, which includes a RandomX hash speed increase, various RandomX fixes, and an update to QR codes on address selection. Updating is not mandatory but is recommended.

Download here: https://github.com/Veil-Project/veil/releases/tag/v1.1.2.1

#corewalletupdate

In today’s Meet the Team #interview, we chat with Veil QA and support guru Sean, where he shares his beginnings in crypto, observations on how digital currencies have evolved, and insights on his work and interests.

https://veil-project.com/blog/meet-the-team-sean/

The new mandatory Veil Core wallet v1.2.1 is now available. We strongly recommend updating ASAP, and not to wait until the protocol enforcement fork date of May 16, 2021.

Please refrain from trading on exchanges that have not updated to v1.2.1.

Read more and download ➡️ https://veil-project.com/news/2021-wallet-121/

Have you updated to Veil Core mandatory wallet v1.2.1 yet? We’re now past the protocol enforcement time and nodes must be updated to be on the correct chain.

Download here ➡️ https://github.com/Veil-Project/veil/releases/tag/v1.2.1.1

In late April, the Veil team received a vulnerability report about the consensus validation of RingCT transactions. This vulnerability was not exploited and a fix was implemented.

https://veil-project.com/news/2021-ringct-double-spend-fixed/

https://medium.com/veil-project/veil-core-mandatory-wallet-update-v1-3-0-is-available-now-13db3c63ffed All users and services need to upgrade to this 1.3.0.0 Veil Core wallet. Mandatory update. Deadline, block 2 million, but people need to see that exchanges have upgraded for reasonable confidence to remain.

Having been announcing in other places, not really being Telegram users, we're setting up to support our Telegram channels better from now on. I notice, of course, that the above announcement is obsolete! The current released version is Veil Core 1.4.0, (https://github.com/Veil-Project/veil/releases) which was also a mandatory upgrade. We should have a minor upgrade soon, before any subsequent mandatory upgrade to support the future change from staking zerocoins to staking RingCT utxos. The current master version (has faster blockchain syncing and is) available on Github (for people with a Github account) @ on the Github Actions tab (making sure that you download the latest one labelled "master": https://github.com/Veil-Project/veil/actions

The website has been updated for the addition of the community bounty incentivised setup guide for the Veil wallet on Ubuntu Linux GUI OS, and a matching blog post with mention of the currently active Twitter campaign.
https://veil-project.com/get-started/ contains a link to the new guide, and has been cleaned up and reworded for anticipated developments. People will no longer be distracted by inactive link icons for Android and iOS (which can wait until a release is anticipated). The Paper Wallet generator repository is now linked, with promise of a a better link once feedback has been received.
https://veil-project.com/blog/setup-guide-linux-GUI-wallet/