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

[freedomno1]

I don't really understand, given how many CLAMs the big digger still has to unload.

Investors must think the buyers will be there for all of it.

In all likelihood they are likely planning to stake them and ride out the wave
That or they presumed the whale is just accumulating for now.

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[SpeedDemon13]

What's the latest clam client, 1.4.16?

[crazyivan]

Who s big digger and why would he unload all at once?

I m new here, sorry for easy questions.

[SpeedDemon13]

What's the chance of getting a reward while staking? For example, if I have 180 CLAMS....

Edited: Got this answered on Poloniex Trollbox. Approximately 1 reward per day per 500 CLAMS.

[Luqman]

This just good coin. Really, I trade this for long time 

[Jungian]

Who s big digger and why would he unload all at once?

I m new here, sorry for easy questions.

1) No one knows

2) He already did once. Took down the price from well above .01 to below .005

[crazyivan]

Who s big digger and why would he unload all at once?

I m new here, sorry for easy questions.

1) No one knows

2) He already did once. Took down the price from well above .01 to below .005

Do you have the address?

[BayAreaCoins]

The big digger seems pretty sympathetic to Clamcoin dumping.

Which is strange...

(not buying the "poloniex limit BS"  someone who owns 3% of the Bitcoin networks addresses can "figure it out")

[coric]

The big digger seems pretty sympathetic to Clamcoin dumping.

Which is strange...

(not buying the "poloniex limit BS"  someone who owns 3% of the Bitcoin networks addresses can "figure it out")

They might try to prevent another price crash and think selling slowly gives more profit...
or the "own" part might be put in question. If it is an exchange, and someone just had access to private keys without the real owners knowing about clam?

[dooglus]

They might try to prevent another price crash and think selling slowly gives more profit...

That seems like a reasonable assumption. Dumping all the coins at once is going to get you a lot less BTC than dumping them slowly.

or the "own" part might be put in question. If it is an exchange, and someone just had access to private keys without the real owners knowing about clam?

I would have thought that in that case they would want to move the CLAMs to an address they alone control as soon as possible, so the rightful owner doesn't claim them.

[jpcfan]

anything to do with CLAM should be in this thread. and this thread should ALWAYS be on page one


you want new investors to see CLAM is an active coin. i saw this thread on page 3.


that is not good in my book

[dooglus]

anything to do with CLAM should be in this thread. and this thread should ALWAYS be on page one

I disagree. There's no point having the thread be on the first page if the latest posts are nothing but silly trolling. Better to keep it lower activity, but higher quality. Otherwise potential future CLAM users would take one look and leave.

[kingscrown]

Love the bribery vibe... I'll post about it if you pay me!

not really bribery, people need to feed the babies - free stuff wont just do it
imo its nothing bad when somebody gives something good, he can get paid for it.
hope u pay for food everyday

You can become an affiliate for www.ClamChecker.com.

It is totally free for your users to check for CLAMS and we provide different options for them to dig if they chose not to go the client route (we also provide a link to the Github for the client).

Our affiliate system pays .002 BTC each dig or .1 CLAM each dig (your choice.)  The affiliate pay is sent after each dig has 6 confirmations on it.

Simply type our domain as ClamChecker.com/YOURBTCorCLAMADDRESS.

For more details click the "Bitcoin Talk Thread" button in my signature.

Feel free to message me with any questions and look forward to working with you.

perfect, im in bro!

[cloverme]

I'd like to offer a $150 project/reward (CLAM or BTC - your choice  ) for forking GeorgeKimionis's C# BitcoinLib for CLAM.

Project post: https://www.xbtfreelancer.com/project.php?return=myproject2&id=162

Library: https://github.com/GeorgeKimionis/BitcoinLib

Apologies in advance if this isn't the right place for this.

-C

[dooglus]

I'd like to offer a $150 project/reward (CLAM or BTC - your choice  ) for forking GeorgeKimionis's C# BitcoinLib for CLAM.

Project post: https://www.xbtfreelancer.com/project.php?return=myproject2&id=162

Library: https://github.com/GeorgeKimionis/BitcoinLib

Apologies in advance if this isn't the right place for this.

-C

Hi. We were just talking about you in the Just-Dice chat yesterday.

What do you need in a CLAM fork that isn't already in BitcoinLib?

Its README says that it "Supports all Bitcoin clones" - so I expect it will work with CLAM already.

[cloverme]

Hi. We were just talking about you in the Just-Dice chat yesterday.

What do you need in a CLAM fork that isn't already in BitcoinLib?

Its README says that it "Supports all Bitcoin clones" - so I expect it will work with CLAM already.

I knew my ears were burning! hahahh  I tried it with the clam client but it threw exceptions when trying to say, get the block height. I got it to work with doge or ltc as a test as well. I think the RPC get/set portion doesn't return the expected result.

I'll be back in chat at some point, I've been focused on the game i'm developing. I built it for bitcoin, but some elements I need a faster blockchain for results and the ~1 minute blocktime is attractive and well, I love clam too

[dooglus]

I knew my ears were burning! hahahh  I tried it with the clam client but it threw exceptions when trying to say, get the block height. I got it to work with doge or ltc as a test as well. I think the RPC get/set portion doesn't return the expected result.

I'll be back in chat at some point, I've been focused on the game i'm developing. I built it for bitcoin, but some elements I need a faster blockchain for results and the ~1 minute blocktime is attractive and well, I love clam too

Are you committed to using .NET? I've never worked with it and have an irrational fear of it.

[cloverme]

Are you committed to using .NET? I've never worked with it and have an irrational fear of it.

Well, it's what i'm more familiar with as far as a windows-based stack is concerned (.net/IIS/sql) and usually when I code something, it's in that language. I'll admit that there's more flexibility in the php world at this point. I'd just have to farm out the entire development to a 3rd party to do it that way.

[kingscrown]

i will make post on my blog about CLAM in around 2-3 days. lets see if u guys like it

[dooglus]

i will make post on my blog about CLAM in around 2-3 days. lets see if u guys like it

If you would like me to proofread it before you publish it, post it here and I'll correct it for you.