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VERGE ANNOUNCES A NEW GLOBAL PARTNER



On the 17th of April, 2018, the Verge lead developer and a ''top'' 100 global brand with annual returns of revenue in excess of 100s of billions of dollars will make a partnership announcement. This promises to revolutionize the crypto industry as billions of dollars will flow through this partnership. The Verge Lead developer made this announcement, stating that the partnership deal will involve verge being the preferred choice of payment for this global company. This seems to look like it is going to be a merchant partner. The Verge lead developer, Sunerok also promises that the announcement for this partnership will be global and on every major news out-let globally. This promises to make Bitcoin jealous.

Here is a short clips on what verge is all about:



https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=24&v=Ul-MyoVtV54



Who will this partner be: Apple, Amazon, e-bay or who do you think it will be?

We awaits the announcement on the 17th of April, 15:00Hr WAT.

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