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

[smooth]

Clam going to hell unfortunately i loose all my coin in Cryptopia   

Cryptopia coins aren't quite lost just yet. They MAY be returned once the liquidator sorts things out (at least months).

liquidator = sells for pennies on the dollar then keeps half      i wouldn't hodl my breath

Not that kind of liquidator, but in practice who knows what is left. Cryptopia was a mess no doubt.

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[BayAreaCoins]

GOLDMAN SACHES FUCKZ CLAMS SIDEWAYS!!!   1800 BTC ? MEH = DUST

They still have 1400 of my CLAMS from two Sundays ago!

I heard it was you who caused the big crash...

https://twitter.com/satoshidaughter/status/1137338181739618310

God, I wish!!!!!!!!

I'd be knee deep in blow and hookers with CBI (dude above).

[BayAreaCoins]

Got all my stuck CLAMS back today.

(I received my 1200 CLAMS from polo this morning too.)

[BayAreaCoins]

(I received my 1200 CLAMS from polo this morning too.)

Do you mean that you get such 1200 CLAMS from Poloniex because you did join their lending pool? If yes, Poloniex compensated for their customers well.

No.

I had a failed withdraw that was never actually broadcasted.

It took 13 days to receive.  I was not compensated for my losses while I was unable to access my coins.

[jpcfan]

(I received my 1200 CLAMS from polo this morning too.)

Do you mean that you get such 1200 CLAMS from Poloniex because you did join their lending pool? If yes, Poloniex compensated for their customers well.

No.

I had a failed withdraw that was never actually broadcasted.

It took 13 days to receive.  I was not compensated for my losses while I was unable to access my coins.

i would be so fucking pissed if that happened to me.

especially when you use those coinss to run day to day operations for your business


i have a feeling polo is going to delist CLAM in the next 30 days./ depends on the vol. traded


clam trading slowing down. 2 weeks ago clam was #1 trading. today #24th.


anyways clam had a good 5 year run




time for all to let go and let clam go free

[dooglus]

Great Idea ! Mind if i borrow for my own project ? Such a simple solution, because if indeed a valid transaction was created, a re-broadcast would resolve it.

It's not a new idea. There have been services offering to broadcast transactions for people since shortly after Bitcoin was launched.

See https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/pushtx/ for a good BTC one for instance. It lets you decode a transaction without broadcasting if you want to check that the fee is reasonable for example.

[Blockchain Mechanic]

Great Idea ! Mind if i borrow for my own project ? Such a simple solution, because if indeed a valid transaction was created, a re-broadcast would resolve it.

It's not a new idea. There have been services offering to broadcast transactions for people since shortly after Bitcoin was launched.

See https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/pushtx/ for a good BTC one for instance. It lets you decode a transaction without broadcasting if you want to check that the fee is reasonable for example.

Oh, i know that. But i mean having it as an option WITHIN the exchange. So if a problem arises, a user can check the transaction and/or re-broadcast on demand.

[almightyruler]

Has anyone managed to get a proxy working with CLAM?

I have both proxy=x.x.x.x:xxxx in clam.conf and -proxy=x.x.x.x:xxxx on the commandline, but the client refuses to use the proxy, and continues to attempt direct connects.

The only mention of "proxy" in debug.log is:

AppInit2 : parameter interaction: -proxy set -> setting -discover=0

I've set up several other coin clients and all have used the proxy as expected. CLAM is the first to do something different. Any ideas?

Clam version v1.4.18.0-unk (), fresh compile downloaded from the github link in the OP.


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Edit: Now I remember, I had this exact same problem a few years back. For some odd reason, the CLAM client doesn't properly discover peers (or use existing knowledge of peers) when you configure a proxy. It appears to ignore the contents of peers.dat, and the seed data returned from clam.just-dice.com - both of which contain plenty of information about peers.

The only solution seems to be to manually force peer connects by configuring them as addnodes, but this is not a viable long term solution.

[jerry0]

How much interest are you getting from this coin?

[jarsumarsu]

How much interest are you getting from this coin?

It's something like 0.1% /day...

[BayAreaCoins]

How much interest are you getting from this coin?

It's something like 0.1% /day...

Here is bot from JD chat stats:

 100 JD Clams, minus 10%, stake 0.09125747 CLAM per day .=. 0.00004388 BTC .. 0.40035968 USD .. 0.35644933 EUR .. 125.36169704 DOGE .. 0.00147113 ETH .. 0.00294324 LTC .. Your Share (1.0000) : 0.00006956

So, basically what jarsu said.

[almightyruler]

Bought some CLAM on Poloniex today...

Attempted withdraw to wallet...

Wondered why it showed Pending even after 20 minutes...

Then remembered Poloniex is broken.

[BayAreaCoins]

Bought some CLAM on Poloniex today...

Attempted withdraw to wallet...

Wondered why it showed Pending even after 20 minutes...

Then remembered Poloniex is broken.

Open a support ticket and wait! I'm waiting on a few deposits in.  It's been 6 hours.

You think that after they lost 1800 BTC... they would at least bother to fix the CLAM wallet or ask Doog/X for further free assistance.  

O well, shameless plug:  https://freebitcoins.com/swap/

[dooglus]

You think that after they lost 1800 BTC...

I heard that they passed that loss on to their customers - that all the people who were lending out BTC at some point about a week after the dump took the loss, whether they had loans active at the time of the big CLAM dump or not.

[almightyruler]

You think that after they lost 1800 BTC...

I heard that they passed that loss on to their customers - that all the people who were lending out BTC at some point about a week after the dump took the loss, whether they had loans active at the time of the big CLAM dump or not.

https://medium.com/circle-trader/overview-of-btc-margin-lending-pool-losses-a2f0905aaa56

"Today [June 7th], we recognized the generalized loss across lenders in the BTC margin lending pool. As a result, the principal of all active BTC loans as of 14:00 UTC today has been reduced by 16.202%. This action impacted 0.4% of Poloniex users."

My understanding is that any funds you loan are stored in a separate account at Poloniex, so I guess that means anyone who had BTC in their lending account took the loss, regardless of whether they had any active loans (or anything to do with CLAM).

[yefi]

Yeah, there's a forum thread on it here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5151636.0

It was neglectful to allow such large positions to build up on margin.

[butt_coin]

Bought some CLAM on Poloniex today...

Attempted withdraw to wallet...

Wondered why it showed Pending even after 20 minutes...

Then remembered Poloniex is broken.

Open a support ticket and wait! I'm waiting on a few deposits in.  It's been 6 hours.

You think that after they lost 1800 BTC... they would at least bother to fix the CLAM wallet or ask Doog/X for further free assistance.   

O well, shameless plug:  https://freebitcoins.com/swap/

Liquidity problem on your end too? Showing max amount of clams to swap to be 0 right now.

[dooglus]

I guess that means anyone who had BTC in their lending account took the loss, regardless of whether they had any active loans (or anything to do with CLAM).

I think you're misinterpreting what they wrote:

the principal of all active BTC loans as of 14:00 UTC today has been reduced by 16.202%

That's pretty clear: BTC loans which were active quite some time after the dump are the ones which took the haircut.

[gembitz]

I guess that means anyone who had BTC in their lending account took the loss, regardless of whether they had any active loans (or anything to do with CLAM).

I think you're misinterpreting what they wrote:

the principal of all active BTC loans as of 14:00 UTC today has been reduced by 16.202%

That's pretty clear: BTC loans which were active quite some time after the dump are the ones which took the haircut.

i got an idea lets bring back the polo trollbox!    muuuhahaha ~ more manipulation will fix everything!!!\_@@_/weeeee

https://medium.com/circle-trader/trollbox-is-back-a458e3ec58df

[bradleyb21]

You think that after they lost 1800 BTC...

I heard that they passed that loss on to their customers - that all the people who were lending out BTC at some point about a week after the dump took the loss, whether they had loans active at the time of the big CLAM dump or not.

Any idea why my wallet will not work? See my error message.
"Private keys read correctly, but other info is missing"