[ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake, a.k.a. "Clamcoin"

[chilly2k]

Note the diff in usernames, I'm not him, but...

"Expression of Religious Freedom: Invisible Pink Unicorn"

Wtf.

I've maintained a pretty tough skin as far as this thread goes.....up until now. This attack upon the Invisible Pink Unicorn is going too far.

LMFAO...   Good one.

[dooglus]

if i dont have much coins about 60 only...is it impossible to stake it right?

No, it's still possible.

At the moment, the network stake weight is around 280k. So your 60 is 1/4667 th of the total.

That means you can expect to earn 1 CLAM every 4667 minutes or so.

That's once per 77.77 hours, or 3.25 days.

Luck plays a huge part, but that's the kind of staking frequency you can expect with 60 CLAMs.

Sounds about right, I have like 85 and staked two in a bit less than a week.

I just checked 'getstakinginfo' again. The network weight reported has gone up 10%:

before:    "netstakeweight" : 281163.55080207,
after:     "netstakeweight" : 317170.45397439,

So clearly any estimates I make will be just that. The network weight itself is just an estimate, based on how long the last bunch of blocks took to find, and their difficulty.

It's not possible to know the real network stake weight - just like it's not possible to know the global Bitcoin hashrate. All we can do is estimate it based on the network difficulty.

[SuperClam]

Note the diff in usernames, I'm not him, but...
"Expression of Religious Freedom: Invisible Pink Unicorn"
Wtf.

I've maintained a pretty tough skin as far as this thread goes.....up until now. This attack upon the Invisible Pink Unicorn is going too far.

Prospect, for your reading pleasure:
Wikipedia - List of Spiritual Traditions
Wikipedia - Invisible Pink Unicorn


Maybe you would prefer if we declare you the global authority on what constitutes the "serious", "one true" faith?

Would it make you feel less uncomfortable if we let you censor and pick favorites among the list?


You appear to have either missed, or willfully ignored, the entire point of CLAMspeech.

You are encouraged to read:
EFF, reddit, Internet Archive Comments on the NYDFS BitLicense
Specifically, "III. The BitLicense Proposal Licenses Speech, and Must Respect the Well Established Legal Limitations on Prior Restraints".

So far two Charities now accept CLAM. I personally believe that both of these are OP worthy!  
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The widely known SeansOutpost now has a CLAM address that we can all donate to.  
x9RFmWHjGXDgUqpXz6jTxp6XVHFcjkfjQb
Proof of ownership:
12/26/2014
Just-dice troll box
22:14:09 (412848) <SeansOutpost> KK, Sean's Outpost CLAM address is... [x9RFmWHj]
(Seans will not be able to add the address publicly until they all vote it at a board meeting. Adding it to the OP will be one of the only ways ppl can find it.)
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Dabs has been a member of the Bitcoin community for some time and I've always been personally impressed with him + he just comes off as a fuck of a guy.  He runs a food charity in the Philippines.
xGyiXkSUzGLmaCYr9FtnEALGzx1RdvKTXc
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=300631.0

Created a new section in the links area; added the above two charities.

[rocoro]

My last 7 stakes were "generated but not accepted" - shown in the transactions section,  you have to look there for it doesn't show on the main screen.

Seems staking this coin has become too difficult / not viable.

Are any solutions to this in the works?

[Deathwing]

Really cool coin, with the support of Just-Dice. I see a potential.

[almightyruler]

My last 7 stakes were "generated but not accepted" - shown in the transactions section,  you have to look there for it doesn't show on the main screen.

Seems staking this coin has become too difficult / not viable.

Are any solutions to this in the works?

This seems a bit odd. I checked back 100 stakes and there has not been a single orphan. Doesn't sound right if you've had 7 in a row.

Now that I look more closely, none of the 368 transactions in my list - the majority being stakes - are showing as an orphan, or 0 confirmations. I wonder if I'm just lucky, or whether the text-only daemon is suppressing them for some reason.

[dooglus]

My last 7 stakes were "generated but not accepted" - shown in the transactions section,  you have to look there for it doesn't show on the main screen.

That sounds like your clock is wrong.

Can you check it against an accurate source and confirm that it's off by more than a few seconds?

Also, can you provide the block hashes and timestamps? I'll check the JD logs to see if we saw the blocks, and if so why we rejected them.

[rocoro]

My last 7 stakes were "generated but not accepted" - shown in the transactions section,  you have to look there for it doesn't show on the main screen.

Seems staking this coin has become too difficult / not viable.

Are any solutions to this in the works?

This seems a bit odd. I checked back 100 stakes and there has not been a single orphan. Doesn't sound right if you've had 7 in a row.

Now that I look more closely, none of the 368 transactions in my list - the majority being stakes - are showing as an orphan, or 0 confirmations. I wonder if I'm just lucky, or whether the text-only daemon is suppressing them for some reason.

Well, they were not really right in a row.. but close.  I will try to post a screenshot soon

Edit: screenshot.. 


The greyed-out ones are them...  there were a couple more down the list further too.

[rocoro]

My last 7 stakes were "generated but not accepted" - shown in the transactions section,  you have to look there for it doesn't show on the main screen.

That sounds like your clock is wrong.

Can you check it against an accurate source and confirm that it's off by more than a few seconds?

Also, can you provide the block hashes and timestamps? I'll check the JD logs to see if we saw the blocks, and if so why we rejected them.

Thanks, I'll try to check my clock too!

Edit:



Should clock be ok now?

[548845]

Hi guys,

New to alt-coins here.

May I ask a few things?

How can one mine for CLAMS?

Also, if I understand correctly:
I import the private key to one of my BTC wallets that had coins in it once in the CLAMS wallet, and I receive CLAMS for free?
Or does that not work anymore?

Sorry I only read the OP, I didn't go through the whole thread, so any help is greatly appreciated.

Many thanks 

 

[picolo]

Hi guys,

New to alt-coins here.

May I ask a few things?

How can one mine for CLAMS?

Also, if I understand correctly:
I import the private key to one of my BTC wallets that had coins in it once in the CLAMS wallet, and I receive CLAMS for free?
Or does that not work anymore?

Sorry I only read the OP, I didn't go through the whole thread, so any help is greatly appreciated.

Many thanks 

 

Private keys to get CLAM still work. You can dig them on the just-dice chat too. You get coins with a Proof of Stake

[BayAreaCoins]

Hi guys,

New to alt-coins here.

May I ask a few things?

How can one mine for CLAMS?

Also, if I understand correctly:
I import the private key to one of my BTC wallets that had coins in it once in the CLAMS wallet, and I receive CLAMS for free?
Or does that not work anymore?

Sorry I only read the OP, I didn't go through the whole thread, so any help is greatly appreciated.

Many thanks  

 

There isn't traditional mining.

You earn your CLAMS through digging them off BTC, LTC or DOGE addresses that were in use May 12th 2014.  You can still use your old miners to mine other coins, sell for BTC and then purchase CLAM.  

This is both helpful for BTC and CLAM.

[BayAreaCoins]

New service

https://bleutrade.com/

Bleutrade has listed CLAM this morning for the following markets:

BTC / CLAM
BTC / LTC
BTC / DOGE
CLAM / USD
CLAM / HTML5

Bleutrade is a startup focused on cryptocurrency exchange based in Brazil, Porto Digital (Recife/Pernambuco), a leading technology hubs in Latin America known as the brazilian Silicon Valley. Our goal is to be one of the most secure, fast and stable cryptocurrency exchange in the international market , providing the best user experience.

[548845]

Hi guys,

New to alt-coins here.

May I ask a few things?

How can one mine for CLAMS?

Also, if I understand correctly:
I import the private key to one of my BTC wallets that had coins in it once in the CLAMS wallet, and I receive CLAMS for free?
Or does that not work anymore?

Sorry I only read the OP, I didn't go through the whole thread, so any help is greatly appreciated.

Many thanks  

 

There isn't traditional mining.

You earn your CLAMS through digging them off BTC, LTC or DOGE addresses that were in use May 12th 2014.  You can still use your old miners to mine other coins, sell for BTC and then purchase CLAM.  

This is both helpful for BTC and CLAM.

Stupid question:
My BTC addresses are much older than that.
I suspect it still works right?

And from what I have read on one of the OP's posts, it is OK for me to empty them before I import the private key right?

Many thanks  

[BayAreaCoins]

Stupid question:
My BTC addresses are much older than that.
I suspect it still works right?

And from what I have read on one of the OP's posts, it is OK for me to empty them before I import the private key right?

Many thanks  

Always be sure to empty the wallet of BTC, LTC or DOGE before claiming your CLAM.

It can be as old as it possibly could as long as it was funded on May 12th 2014 .

So be sure to move the coins to a safe place prior to digging and once you dig consider the address compromised.

GL

[rocoro]

Hi guys,

New to alt-coins here.

May I ask a few things?

How can one mine for CLAMS?

 

You supposedly can Stake / mint new coins from the client.  

But recently, I have been getting "generated but not accepted" ..
due to I think too much competition / difficulty to stake.

So if you have a small amount,  you might not be able to stake.

[BayAreaCoins]

New service

https://bleutrade.com/

Bleutrade has listed CLAM this morning for the following markets:

BTC / CLAM
BTC / LTC
BTC / DOGE
CLAM / USD
CLAM / HTML5

Bleutrade is a startup focused on cryptocurrency exchange based in Brazil, Porto Digital (Recife/Pernambuco), a leading technology hubs in Latin America known as the brazilian Silicon Valley. Our goal is to be one of the most secure, fast and stable cryptocurrency exchange in the international market , providing the best user experience.

I haven't tried these folks out yet, but will later today.

Any other feedback would be great.

[chilly2k]

New service

https://bleutrade.com/

Bleutrade has listed CLAM this morning for the following markets:

BTC / CLAM
BTC / LTC
BTC / DOGE
CLAM / USD
CLAM / HTML5

Bleutrade is a startup focused on cryptocurrency exchange based in Brazil, Porto Digital (Recife/Pernambuco), a leading technology hubs in Latin America known as the brazilian Silicon Valley. Our goal is to be one of the most secure, fast and stable cryptocurrency exchange in the international market , providing the best user experience.

I haven't tried these folks out yet, but will later today.

Any other feedback would be great.

   I've been on there about 6 weeks, so far they have a stable system.  Lower trade volume but it is improving. And they have a very good API.  Data seems to be real time not delayed.   

[rocoro]

New service

https://bleutrade.com/

Bleutrade has listed CLAM this morning for the following markets:

BTC / CLAM
BTC / LTC
BTC / DOGE
CLAM / USD
CLAM / HTML5

Bleutrade is a startup focused on cryptocurrency exchange based in Brazil, Porto Digital (Recife/Pernambuco), a leading technology hubs in Latin America known as the brazilian Silicon Valley. Our goal is to be one of the most secure, fast and stable cryptocurrency exchange in the international market , providing the best user experience.

I haven't tried these folks out yet, but will later today.

Any other feedback would be great.

Looks interesting,  thanks for pointing it out

[548845]

Stupid question:
My BTC addresses are much older than that.
I suspect it still works right?

And from what I have read on one of the OP's posts, it is OK for me to empty them before I import the private key right?

Many thanks  

Always be sure to empty the wallet of BTC, LTC or DOGE before claiming your CLAM.

It can be as old as it possibly could as long as it was funded on May 12th 2014 .

So be sure to move the coins to a safe place prior to digging and once you dig consider the address compromised.

GL

I though as much 

Thanks