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

[BayAreaCoins]

Freeclam.com and Freeclamco.in will be offline for a little bit tonight while we try to fix the send outs to once ever 24 hours.

You will still be able to hit the faucets on the normal timer, but it will only send once every 24hours.

Thanks for understanding and sorry players.

[garthkiser]

CLAMs are not just for gambling but also for buying marine products and services, starting with my heavy 28-foot sailboat that will take you anywhere in the world! At these CLAM prices it's the perfect time to sell ALL your stuff for CLAMs! Sell your house, furniture, autos, even your pets, but not your kids, then stake those CLAMS!

The Ebay auction is in dollars, but payment can be in the equivalent amount of CLAM.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/281781133734

[Jdj1727]

Why does Coinmarketcap.com only show a coin supply of 900k CLAMs?

[BayAreaCoins]

Why does Coinmarketcap.com only show a coin supply of 900k CLAMs?

Dug + Stakes = Total supply

Possible digs + stakes = Total possible supply

15:50:05 INFO: 84,953 of 3,208,032 sets of 4.60545574 CLAM were dug up so far from the initial distribution
15:50:05 INFO: 391,247 CLAM were dug up and 517,336 CLAM were staked for a total of 908,583 CLAM
15:50:05 INFO: Just-Dice's onsite bankroll of 664,620 CLAM represents 73.15% of that amount
15:50:05 INFO: if all the distributed CLAMs were dug up, the total money supply would be 15,291,737 CLAM

[Jdj1727]

Why does Coinmarketcap.com only show a coin supply of 900k CLAMs?

Dug + Stakes = Total supply

Possible digs + stakes = Total possible supply

15:50:05 INFO: 84,953 of 3,208,032 sets of 4.60545574 CLAM were dug up so far from the initial distribution
15:50:05 INFO: 391,247 CLAM were dug up and 517,336 CLAM were staked for a total of 908,583 CLAM
15:50:05 INFO: Just-Dice's onsite bankroll of 664,620 CLAM represents 73.15% of that amount
15:50:05 INFO: if all the distributed CLAMs were dug up, the total money supply would be 15,291,737 CLAM

Ah, makes sense. Thanks for the quick reply.  How would I go about digging up old CLAMs?

[BayAreaCoins]

Why does Coinmarketcap.com only show a coin supply of 900k CLAMs?

Dug + Stakes = Total supply

Possible digs + stakes = Total possible supply

15:50:05 INFO: 84,953 of 3,208,032 sets of 4.60545574 CLAM were dug up so far from the initial distribution
15:50:05 INFO: 391,247 CLAM were dug up and 517,336 CLAM were staked for a total of 908,583 CLAM
15:50:05 INFO: Just-Dice's onsite bankroll of 664,620 CLAM represents 73.15% of that amount
15:50:05 INFO: if all the distributed CLAMs were dug up, the total money supply would be 15,291,737 CLAM

Ah, makes sense. Thanks for the quick reply.  How would I go about digging up old CLAMs?

You have options:

1. The official CLAM CLIENT.  Basically this is a wallet sniffing client that will credit you your clams automatically.  Takes a while to get synced. (Check the OP here) Free

2.  Use Just-dice.com.  They don't charge anything, but some people are uncomfortable dealing with gambling places for whatever reason.  Free

3.  Clamchecker.com.  This isn't complete yet, but will be a simple way to see if you have CLAMS and then act on it (fees will apply.)  Fee

[Jdj1727]

Why does Coinmarketcap.com only show a coin supply of 900k CLAMs?

Dug + Stakes = Total supply

Possible digs + stakes = Total possible supply

15:50:05 INFO: 84,953 of 3,208,032 sets of 4.60545574 CLAM were dug up so far from the initial distribution
15:50:05 INFO: 391,247 CLAM were dug up and 517,336 CLAM were staked for a total of 908,583 CLAM
15:50:05 INFO: Just-Dice's onsite bankroll of 664,620 CLAM represents 73.15% of that amount
15:50:05 INFO: if all the distributed CLAMs were dug up, the total money supply would be 15,291,737 CLAM

Ah, makes sense. Thanks for the quick reply.  How would I go about digging up old CLAMs?

You have options:

1. The official CLAM CLIENT.  Basically this is a wallet sniffing client that will credit you your clams automatically.  Takes a while to get synced. (Check the OP here)

2.  Use Just-dice.com.  They don't charge anything, but some people are uncomfortable dealing with gambling places for whatever reason.

3.  Clamchecker.com.  This isn't complete yet, but will be a simple way to see if you have CLAMS and then act on it (fees will apply.)

Thanks, I really appreciate the help.

[SuperClam]

Why does Coinmarketcap.com only show a coin supply of 900k CLAMs?

Dug + Stakes = Total supply
Possible digs + stakes = Total possible supply
15:50:05 INFO: 84,953 of 3,208,032 sets of 4.60545574 CLAM were dug up so far from the initial distribution
15:50:05 INFO: 391,247 CLAM were dug up and 517,336 CLAM were staked for a total of 908,583 CLAM
15:50:05 INFO: Just-Dice's onsite bankroll of 664,620 CLAM represents 73.15% of that amount
15:50:05 INFO: if all the distributed CLAMs were dug up, the total money supply would be 15,291,737 CLAM

Ah, makes sense. Thanks for the quick reply.  How would I go about digging up old CLAMs?

You have options:
1. The official CLAM CLIENT.  Basically this is a wallet sniffing client that will credit you your clams automatically.  Takes a while to get synced. (Check the OP here)
2.  Use Just-dice.com.  They don't charge anything, but some people are uncomfortable dealing with gambling places for whatever reason.
3.  Clamchecker.com.  This isn't complete yet, but will be a simple way to see if you have CLAMS and then act on it (fees will apply.)

Thanks, I really appreciate the help.

If you need to ask how to "claim" - then you should be using the client to claim.  Otherwise, there is a very good chance you will miss out and not claim all of your CLAM properly.

[dannnyboy]

I just bought clams to bet on jd and this is my withdrawal from poloniex to jd. how is this possible?

http://blocktree.io/transaction/CLAM/9578cfb913a27d2d39a3616bdd184a51e71de674bfc81c80755e2ecb9b62f474

[Q7]

Just wondering what makes this coin so special in terms of coding compared to the other pos coins? Isn't this a splinter from the previous novacoin? I'm pondering on the idea to diversify my btc holdings so until i find a good reason for it, I'm going to hold my decision. Still looking at other options though.

[TheFuneral]

Just wondering what makes this coin so special in terms of coding compared to the other pos coins? Isn't this a splinter from the previous novacoin? I'm pondering on the idea to diversify my btc holdings so until i find a good reason for it, I'm going to hold my decision. Still looking at other options though.

It's special in that it's the coin dooglus chose to use for just-dice instead of bitcoin. Without that there wouldn't be much utility or any interest in it as you can see on the older price charts.

[kolloh]

I just bought clams to bet on jd and this is my withdrawal from poloniex to jd. how is this possible?

http://blocktree.io/transaction/CLAM/9578cfb913a27d2d39a3616bdd184a51e71de674bfc81c80755e2ecb9b62f474

Can you elaborate on what the issue is or what you are concerned about in this transaction?

Did you have issues receiving your coins?

[Glucose]

Just wondering what makes this coin so special in terms of coding compared to the other pos coins? Isn't this a splinter from the previous novacoin? I'm pondering on the idea to diversify my btc holdings so until i find a good reason for it, I'm going to hold my decision. Still looking at other options though.

It's special in that it's the coin dooglus chose to use for just-dice instead of bitcoin. Without that there wouldn't be much utility or any interest in it as you can see on the older price charts.

yeah, as long as JD is online, you have a "guarantee" this coin will me worth something.

But I'm affraid if JD close somehow its doors, the clams will be worth nothing in a few days.

[dannnyboy]

I just bought clams to bet on jd and this is my withdrawal from poloniex to jd. how is this possible?

http://blocktree.io/transaction/CLAM/9578cfb913a27d2d39a3616bdd184a51e71de674bfc81c80755e2ecb9b62f474

Can you elaborate on what the issue is or what you are concerned about in this transaction?

Did you have issues receiving your coins?

it looks like poloniex is digging for clams and also it sells it on the market. Imo this is a huge conflict of interests... Maybe they are the misterious digger.

[chilly2k]

I just bought clams to bet on jd and this is my withdrawal from poloniex to jd. how is this possible?

http://blocktree.io/transaction/CLAM/9578cfb913a27d2d39a3616bdd184a51e71de674bfc81c80755e2ecb9b62f474

Can you elaborate on what the issue is or what you are concerned about in this transaction?

Did you have issues receiving your coins?

it looks like poloniex is digging for clams and also it sells it on the market. Imo this is a huge conflict of interests... Maybe they are the misterious digger.

   Or...   The digger is sending his 4.6 clam outputs to poloniex...  Poloniex was the first exchange to have clams,  They had a large clam giveaway.  I thought it had to do with them digging their clams at that time. 

[dannnyboy]

and after the digger send the outputs to poloniex they remain separate in thos addresses?

[kolloh]

and after the digger send the outputs to poloniex they remain separate in thos addresses?

It actually looks like those didn't stay in their original addresses. They look to have been moved once to Polo, before they got sent to you.

[chilly2k]

and after the digger send the outputs to poloniex they remain separate in thos addresses?

   I took a quick look, and I'm no expert by a long shot.  I selected one of the 4.6 clam inputs, and that wallet had several 4.6 clam inputs, looking back at one of those, they came from the digger.  So it almost looks like the digger has several accounts on Poloniex.  That's one way around the withdrawal limits...    

   Depending on the system load on Poloniex, your deposit could be used to fund someones withdrawal, with out being merged into another address.  So just because you see a lot of 4.6 input's doesn't mean Poloniex is digging.  it only means Poloniex has a lot of clams broken up into 4.6 clam piles.  Which make sense since the digger is using Poloniex to unload.  


    This is not to say it could not be Poloniex, Just that based on them giving away clams in the beginning (via a dig???) and the fact the digger is using poloniex, makes it more unlikely.  

[tspacepilot]

it looks like poloniex is digging for clams and also it sells it on the market. Imo this is a huge conflict of interests... Maybe they are the misterious digger.

Just curious if you can say what the conflict is?  As I understand a conflict of interest, it's when someone has two (or more) competing financial interests: for example, say I am hired to regulate the oil industry in the name of the public interest and say I hold massive amounts of stock in that industry---here promoting either of my interests has a direct cost to the other.  Or say, for a smaller scale example that I am paid to police the forums and mark scammers with negative trust and at the same time I sell accounts for a living---clearly neg-repping many accounts bumps the value the accounts I sell.

In your case, poloniex sells clams, so like any other clamholder they have an interest in getting a good price on the clam they sell.  What's the conflict?  What's the other interest?

[dannnyboy]

well, if they are trading they arecompeting with their customers sincethey will not pay fees ...