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

[bfisher1968]

Bought CLAM on Cryptsy and after 20 hours still waiting for my withdraw. I be willing to say they don't have them to sell, and that is why I'm having a hard time with my withdraw.

*** WARNING *** Don't Buy CLAM at Cryptsy !!!!

[NABiT]

Bought CLAM on Cryptsy and after 20 hours still waiting for my withdraw. I be willing to say they don't have them to sell, and that is why I'm having a hard time with my withdraw.

Overall I find Cryptsy pretty good but back in May it took me about a week to get my CLAM out, got there eventually.

[tspacepilot]

Uggghhh I can't get my address off the phone,  I can't see it.

The wallet keeps saying "Dogecoin wallet has stopped working" when I try to edit to see the whole address

Maybe I should just forget trying to get clams from that.

Another thing you could do would be to copy the app's data (on android, usually in something like /data/com.packagename.dogewalletname/) and start going through it manually.

Another idea, maybe you can generate a qr image of your address (a lot of mobile wallets have that).

[bfisher1968]

Well my question is where can I buy CLAM and withdraw with no problems?

Bought CLAM on Cryptsy and after 20 hours still waiting for my withdraw. I be willing to say they don't have them to sell, and that is why I'm having a hard time with my withdraw.

Overall I find Cryptsy pretty good but back in May it took me about a week to get my CLAM out, got there eventually.

[stepmike]

Well my question is where can I buy CLAM and withdraw with no problems?

Bought CLAM on Cryptsy and after 20 hours still waiting for my withdraw. I be willing to say they don't have them to sell, and that is why I'm having a hard time with my withdraw.

Overall I find Cryptsy pretty good but back in May it took me about a week to get my CLAM out, got there eventually.

try to do on Bittrex. couple days ago i bought and withdraw to my wallet withaout problem. but buy/sell activity is low.

[ryanb]

Well my question is where can I buy CLAM and withdraw with no problems?

Bought CLAM on Cryptsy and after 20 hours still waiting for my withdraw. I be willing to say they don't have them to sell, and that is why I'm having a hard time with my withdraw.

Overall I find Cryptsy pretty good but back in May it took me about a week to get my CLAM out, got there eventually.

try to do on Bittrex. couple days ago i bought and withdraw to my wallet withaout problem. but buy/sell activity is low.

There was an alert on Bittrex that CLAM volume is low and can be delisted.

[BayAreaCoins]

Well my question is where can I buy CLAM and withdraw with no problems?

Bought CLAM on Cryptsy and after 20 hours still waiting for my withdraw. I be willing to say they don't have them to sell, and that is why I'm having a hard time with my withdraw.

Overall I find Cryptsy pretty good but back in May it took me about a week to get my CLAM out, got there eventually.

try to do on Bittrex. couple days ago i bought and withdraw to my wallet withaout problem. but buy/sell activity is low.

There was an alert on Bittrex that CLAM volume is low and can be delisted.

2.4 BTC volume today and it appears there is a bid now.

[bfisher1968]

Just gonna keep on posting that my "pending withdraw" from Cryptsy is about 24 hours old and still a no show. Not even a reply from support about the ticket that is open. Cryptsy is so unprofessional.

[NABiT]

Just gonna keep on posting that my "pending withdraw" from Cryptsy is about 24 hours old and still a no show. Not even a reply from support about the ticket that is open. Cryptsy is so unprofessional.

You could ask for the withdrawal to be cancelled and convert to whatever and move elsewhere, they did this for me quickly, I made the mistake of retrying the CLAM withdrawal thinking it was just a hiccup

[tspacepilot]

Well my question is where can I buy CLAM and withdraw with no problems?

I've used poloniex with good success (I didn't have to wait upon withdrawal).  I was only selling though, I didn't try to buy there.

[SuperClam]

Just gonna keep on posting that my "pending withdraw" from Cryptsy is about 24 hours old and still a no show. Not even a reply from support about the ticket that is open. Cryptsy is so unprofessional.

Cryptsy stakes their CLAM wallet.

I would expect their wallet either needs sweeping of faucet dust or has most of their outputs immature due to recent staking.

[hankman]

Well my question is where can I buy CLAM and withdraw with no problems?

I've used poloniex with good success (I didn't have to wait upon withdrawal).  I was only selling though, I didn't try to buy there.

If you want to get ripped off, you can use shapeshift.io

[ryanb]

Well my question is where can I buy CLAM and withdraw with no problems?

I've used poloniex with good success (I didn't have to wait upon withdrawal).  I was only selling though, I didn't try to buy there.

Bought all my CLAM from poloniex and I had no issues.

[dooglus]

SuperClam recently pointed me at a program called bitcoin-seeder. It spiders the Bitcoin p2p network to collect a list of peers that accept incoming connections, and it runs as a DNS server which produces a list of Bitcoin peer IPs. People run it on various servers, and the domain names of those servers are hard-coded into the Bitcoin client so that the client can find peers to connect to the first time it is run.

Until now the CLAM client has taken a simpler route - it has a hardcoded list of CLAM client IP addresses which it attempts to connect to. The problem with that is that clients go on and offline, change IP addresses, get full up, etc. and so it would be better to use the Bitcoin approach.

I modified bitcoin-seeder to spider the CLAM network. My changes are on the clam branch in my fork on github.

So now we need a few people to build and run that code on servers with high availability.

Code:

# grab a copy of the code
git clone https://github.com/dooglus/bitcoin-seeder.git

# change directory to where the code is
cd bitcoin-seeder

# switch to the CLAM version
git checkout clam

# build the program
make

# run the program
./dnsseed -h seed.DOMAIN -n DOMAIN

# enable the program to listen on port 53
sudo setcap 'cap_net_bind_service=+ep' dnsseed

where DOMAIN is the domain name for the server.

Then add a subdomain DNS record, type NS, for subdomain 'seed', pointing back to your domain.

Then looking up seed.DOMAIN should return a list of IP addresses for CLAM nodes.

If you get it up and running please tell me the domain name it's at and I'll add it to the CLAM client's list of seed nodes.

[dooglus]

Well my question is where can I buy CLAM and withdraw with no problems?

I always use poloniex. That's where the vast majority of on-exchange CLAM trading happens.

See http://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/clams/#markets for a list of the exchange markets and their sizes.

[jd1959]

Just gonna keep on posting that my "pending withdraw" from Cryptsy is about 24 hours old and still a no show. Not even a reply from support about the ticket that is open. Cryptsy is so unprofessional.

You do not trade any POS coin on Craptsy they are too busy staking your coins for you to withdraw them.... I just will not trade there at all, having said that each to there own

Jon

[stoner19]

Updated bootstrap for anyone who needs it: http://www.filedropper.com/clam-bootstrap. Should sync you to block 573350.

[Splatters]

my wallet is stuck 51 weeks left. any working node?

[chilly2k]

my wallet is stuck 51 weeks left. any working node?

 http://blocktree.io/peers/CLAM/
  
   Shows currently active nodes.  Also the op lists some nodes.  Also there is a bootstrap file mentioned a page back by Dooglus.  That will get you up to speed quicker. 

[Edkemper]

my wallet is stuck 51 weeks left. any working node?

you have to wait longer and it will sync, I had same problem 2 weeks ago