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If dooglus decided not to stake 24/7 then I think a lot of people would reevaluate whether or not we want him staking our coins for us.
Maybe not a bad thing
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April 30, 2016, 11:41:45 PM |
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If dooglus decided not to stake 24/7 then I think a lot of people would reevaluate whether or not we want him staking our coins for us.
Maybe not a bad thing From my point of view not bad at all
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May 01, 2016, 12:53:58 AM |
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If dooglus decided not to stake 24/7 then I think a lot of people would reevaluate whether or not we want him staking our coins for us.
Maybe not a bad thing From my point of view not bad at all Thought experiment: From your point of view what would change if instead of 1 entity staking 85% of the coins we had 100 entities each staking 0.85% of the coins? Your share of the coins is the same in both cases. So how does it affect you at all? What if the JD coins were split up into 100 separate wallets? Better? Worse? The same?
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May 01, 2016, 03:19:52 AM |
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Is "proof-of-activity" actively used on any existing blockchain that you are aware of?
I can imagine a system similar to the way that mining pools check that their members are actively mining, by issuing work that is easier than mining a full block, and counting up how many of these "shares" each miner in the pool solves. By having 'shares' on the CLAM network, which are 10 times easier to solve than actually staking a block, and which are worth nothing in terms of direct block reward, we have proof that a particular output is (or at least has been) "trying" to stake and so can give it increased weight. This weight boost could decay over time, requiring a regular stream of shares to be incoming in order to keep the boost in place.
Even if we figured out such a system, I don't think it would help. Just-Dice has a large pool of old, constantly-working outputs and so would probably benefit the most from having 'age' added back into the equation.
I think, in the end, it doesn't matter if it is technically possible or not. It essentially grows out of a fundamental mis-conception: the idea that the number of 'nodes' is beneficial or improves security/trustlessness. The number of nodes, from a technical perspective, is a detriment to the efficiency of the network - with the exception of maybe redundant storage. Though, if you are concerned with making sure chain data is 'redundant' then you likely have bigger problems Unfortunately, many equate a 'node' with a 'person'. Additional participants ARE beneficial, of course. This is all of course similar to your last comment. One participant with 1 'node' or 'wallet' is little different than one participant with 100. In the end, I think the 'issue' of Just-Dice and network control is a matter of incentives. costOfStakingYourself = effortToSetItUp + abilityToKeepItSecure + costOfRunningStakeHardware; costOfStakingJustDice = (amountEarnedStaking * 0.1) + perceivedJustDiceRisk; if( costOfStakingYourself < costOfStakingJustDice ){ doStakingYourself(); } else { doStakingOnJustDice(); }
So: - Make it easier/user-friendly to set up a node and stake.
- Make it easier to understand how to keep a private node secure.
- Make the client more efficient to reduce the hardware needed to run a node.
- Make fee/subsidy adjustments such that the 'amountEarnedStaking' relates to/pays costs.
Just shooting from the hip here - regardless, it these situations are almost always a failure of incentives, however you frame it. Making the client more efficient is a step in the right direction. Not sure how far that gets us. Security is always a difficult topic to teach or even achieve, entirely. Making the client more efficient is not all that useful, considering it can run on pretty much anything at the moment, I would expect. I think some ground could be gained by better matching network fees to network costs - but, 'petitions' headed that direction haven't seemed to get any traction. I can imagine a system similar to the way that mining pools check that their members are actively mining, by issuing work that is easier than mining a full block, and counting up how many of these "shares" each miner in the pool solves. By having 'shares' on the CLAM network, which are 10 times easier to solve than actually staking a block, and which are worth nothing in terms of direct block reward, we have proof that a particular output is (or at least has been) "trying" to stake and so can give it increased weight. This weight boost could decay over time, requiring a regular stream of shares to be incoming in order to keep the boost in place.
Even if we figured out such a system, I don't think it would help. Just-Dice has a large pool of old, constantly-working outputs and so would probably benefit the most from having 'age' added back into the equation.
I like this concept. Would need to be careful that you don't end up regressing to PoW, of course. But, if we were going to go down this path and track 'shares', it might make more sense to solve the 'orphan' problem at the same time and go full-p2pool-esque?
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May 01, 2016, 07:34:48 AM |
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If dooglus decided not to stake 24/7 then I think a lot of people would reevaluate whether or not we want him staking our coins for us.
Maybe not a bad thing From my point of view not bad at all Thought experiment: From your point of view what would change if instead of 1 entity staking 85% of the coins we had 100 entities each staking 0.85% of the coins? Your share of the coins is the same in both cases. So how does it affect you at all? What if the JD coins were split up into 100 separate wallets? Better? Worse? The same? 100 wallets controlled by the same entity is the same. 100 wallets controlled by 100 independent entities makes the coin far more secure, and gives it the possibility to be taken seriously by more people who dismiss it now, and with good reason.
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May 01, 2016, 11:06:12 AM |
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If dooglus decided not to stake 24/7 then I think a lot of people would reevaluate whether or not we want him staking our coins for us.
Maybe not a bad thing From my point of view not bad at all Thought experiment: From your point of view what would change if instead of 1 entity staking 85% of the coins we had 100 entities each staking 0.85% of the coins? Your share of the coins is the same in both cases. So how does it affect you at all? What if the JD coins were split up into 100 separate wallets? Better? Worse? The same? 100 wallets controlled by the same entity is the same. 100 wallets controlled by 100 independent entities makes the coin far more secure, and gives it the possibility to be taken seriously by more people who dismiss it now, and with good reason. This would be more easier if its possible to stake on android.
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I have my old doge wallet backup but there's no doge left in them. Do I still get clams?
No. Obviously the wallet.dat has to contain private keys that hold funds. DUH!!! OTHERWISE HOW WILL THEY STEAL YOUR MONEY. You don't need to have doge to claim CLAMS. You just need the private key of the address to claim. Just ensure that you have used the address to do transactions before the date mentioned in the OP.
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May 01, 2016, 08:41:09 PM |
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i just gamble and lose all the clam. so, i don't have to worry about stake
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Hi Clam community. Some days ago i talk with "(43)xploited" on Just-dice about a "bug" or a problem i found with the clam client. He told me it will be fixed soon, but i want to post it here for the log. The problem is the next one: When i use; clamd gettransaction... i get the next info: $ ./clamd gettransaction 7a65529c661eebcc8922b5b55ca5d5053892c0103cdec620ef73aa1f1d1489d9 { "txid" : "7a65529c661eebcc8922b5b55ca5d5053892c0103cdec620ef73aa1f1d1489d9", "version" : 2, "time" : 1456856805, "locktime" : 0, "clam-speech" : "Expression of Political Freedom: Zapatismo", "vin" : [ { "txid" : "4ab7c3d1d7a4ab9a4959a2638bf46c9ddf4bf47dc45eb1b25c76b4f971b42336", "vout" : 0, "scriptSig" : { "asm" : "304402200c2a9525ca84ec47ef754ce9b956808d49eae3089d7b25b62cb49087a763149502200506c87d7d6b9bdaf6efb3c5494cea14017a9e34131adba0c81c0d72c70a67df01 03fde2f6519b25ce78fdf6315cbbc403b8100bd540a37aae650e3ee8a2afbdb792", "hex" : "47304402200c2a9525ca84ec47ef754ce9b956808d49eae3089d7b25b62cb49087a763149502200506c87d7d6b9bdaf6efb3c5494cea14017a9e34131adba0c81c0d72c70a67df012103fde2f6519b25ce78fdf6315cbbc403b8100bd540a37aae650e3ee8a2afbdb792" }, "sequence" : 4294967295 } ], "vout" : [ { "value" : 0.50000000, "n" : 0, "scriptPubKey" : { "asm" : "OP_DUP OP_HASH160 b9693d8f34a7e861d2dc06b48c1ab1be8fca3573 OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG", "reqSigs" : 1, "type" : "pubkeyhash", "addresses" : [ "xRCzybrSG4SJAskAXzfmF4t1VyUFDydiPJ" ] } }, { "value" : 7.58365000, "n" : 1, "scriptPubKey" : { "asm" : "OP_DUP OP_HASH160 71a040fe913f81b67a2d53651cb1e34cd97d86a6 OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG", "reqSigs" : 1, "type" : "pubkeyhash", "addresses" : [ "xJfSEBvoBjnePbw5g1BLjPo4UAyhVTvY4V" ] } } ], "blockhash" : "7f657befbf9dfc85b9d6eac34bca4eb0c5541ba1634f29e07a3de382f6ec4d10", "confirmations" : 87567 }
But if you see, that command give all the info about the transaction less FEES, and it should give that information too. I think the fees is a high priority information from a transaction, and i can't find the way to get that info from the clam core. If i use the command "listtransactions", it show the fees from the "send" transactions, but not from the "receive" ones. $ ./clamd listtransactions [ { "account" : "", "address" : "xQay6tj3c95Je3QBbkFUzx89MGVAyhfymZ", "category" : "receive", "amount" : 2.99990000, "confirmations" : 6175, "blockhash" : "7043a8cc73474ac79556c944ba60f74924ba0c907751dc4f3766c71d26ba8237", "blockindex" : 2, "blocktime" : 1461782560, "txid" : "e04c329a73ad087e29e2349f836d855c78d822b3af4d6bde27bd664f35966c63", "time" : 1461782590, "timereceived" : 1461782590, "tx-comment" : "Expression of Political Freedom: Producerism" }, { "account" : "", "address" : "xQay6tj3c95Je3QBbkFUzx89MGVAyhfymZ", "category" : "receive", "amount" : 0.99990000, "confirmations" : 6181, "blockhash" : "166d73e12155b4a3a8dd47dc5191d2e416dfa1f923c35ab1cb23c051d9b48cd4", "blockindex" : 2, "blocktime" : 1461782048, "txid" : "f72d8f93eb14a43a8ee082f51ab79f55006cd5eed21a9c4bb9866e0c9f2ff45d", "time" : 1461782590, "timereceived" : 1461783057, "tx-comment" : "Expression of Political Freedom: Autonomism" }, { "account" : "", "address" : "xQay6tj3c95Je3QBbkFUzx89MGVAyhfymZ", "category" : "receive", "amount" : 0.99990000, "confirmations" : 6159, "blockhash" : "0678269f830d4cfc3da5e8790ea8faee6deed3c764fc2f44f1901fce3c97291d", "blockindex" : 2, "blocktime" : 1461783456, "txid" : "7c6a62d7425b5ba94787720af89e1f3083df31e9625b844dfedac11c92b7171c", "time" : 1461783365, "timereceived" : 1461783365, "tx-comment" : "Expression of Political Freedom: Anarcho-communism" }, { "account" : "", "address" : "xQay6tj3c95Je3QBbkFUzx89MGVAyhfymZ", "category" : "receive", "amount" : 3.35119702, "confirmations" : 6159, "blockhash" : "0678269f830d4cfc3da5e8790ea8faee6deed3c764fc2f44f1901fce3c97291d", "blockindex" : 3, "blocktime" : 1461783456, "txid" : "c84f803b37482784881c998a8cf4e0ca21432d754678eabff72642ad71aefb50", "time" : 1461783392, "timereceived" : 1461783392, "tx-comment" : "Expression of Political Freedom: Theodemocracy" }, { "account" : "", "address" : "xQzkZdiuodaAXoB1XJc3YmihQe7v6bAfxJ", "category" : "send", "amount" : -8.35079702, "fee" : -0.00010000, "confirmations" : 5048, "blockhash" : "5a35fc5fc4f8800dad18141d5f04af39fb5f2be1e8d9307492a3433eda135bbf", "blockindex" : 2, "blocktime" : 1461851280, "txid" : "42350fdd3a220b50a7bd696c8689ac6c0e7ba689d56a2c4493fd3953780b0b9e", "time" : 1461850013, "timereceived" : 1461850013, "tx-comment" : "Expression of Political Freedom: Western Marxism" }, { "account" : "", "address" : "xQay6tj3c95Je3QBbkFUzx89MGVAyhfymZ", "category" : "receive", "amount" : 2.99990000, "confirmations" : 3794, "blockhash" : "718235d6d1134903f167a37c6e710f87bf864a8d52a20aa3105e401d7cc685ea", "blockindex" : 2, "blocktime" : 1461927008, "txid" : "b5ad003c2db40e5f99af0cabf55a0ae785c0511477f4c6ffff75916f8a40da1a", "time" : 1461926854, "timereceived" : 1461926854, "tx-comment" : "Expression of Religious Freedom: Behmenism" } ]
I have a command to read the fees from any transaction: $ lynx --dump http://khashier.com/tx/09b97b85e398c9af09a8de90b3780bb835bfc8d71d9daa73c369f04b5d813144 | grep "Fee " | cut -d " " -f19
But that way i read it from khashier and the idea is to get all the info from the core. Hope you can fix this for the next update.
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Johnny00
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May 02, 2016, 09:18:17 AM |
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Bitdice also accepts clams and stakes
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May 03, 2016, 07:14:43 PM |
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Hello, i just join in clam community,how can i earn clam for free?
Dig it, faucet it, gamble it, stake it or buy it. Maybe, just maybe, clamgaming is buying steam games very cheap, i have no idea.
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May 03, 2016, 07:44:00 PM |
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I have a command to read the fees from any transaction: $ lynx --dump http://khashier.com/tx/09b97b85e398c9af09a8de90b3780bb835bfc8d71d9daa73c369f04b5d813144 | grep "Fee " | cut -d " " -f19
Wow, I haven't used lynx in a while. That's fun to see man.
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mmfiore
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May 06, 2016, 06:06:23 PM |
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Can someone please explain the clams staking system. I have 100 clams how long before I will see a stake? How much will stake. How does the lottery system work for clams?
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May 06, 2016, 06:12:47 PM |
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Can someone please explain the clams staking system. I have 100 clams how long before I will see a stake? How much will stake. How does the lottery system work for clams?
Thanks
im pretty sure you can see the answer of that is just a few pages before this one, yet you need a bit over 1000 clams to stake 1 clam a day.
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May 06, 2016, 07:31:25 PM |
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Can someone please explain the clams staking system. I have 100 clams how long before I will see a stake? How much will stake. How does the lottery system work for clams?
Thanks
I'm pretty sure they did away with the lottery after about 1 year (maybe less). IIRC, someone found a way to game the lottery or it wasn't as fair as they thought it was.
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May 07, 2016, 05:44:33 PM |
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With staking I also confusing, after a break I put simultaneously some clam to my wallet. Some wallet , three different address, almost equal amount, strange but until now one address got reward 6 time, while another only 2 time. Why such a big difference?
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May 07, 2016, 05:52:36 PM |
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With staking I also confusing, after a break I put simultaneously some clam to my wallet. Some wallet , three different address, almost equal amount, strange but until now one address got reward 6 time, while another only 2 time. Why such a big difference?
wouldn't that just be normal variance of the network weight constantly changing? i never seen a static pos coin give same stakes everyday ;p
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and here i i'm with other problem with the "clamd" I was trying spend a transaction with lot of inputs but looks like the fee was never enought: [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd settxfee 0.0001 true [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd sendtoaddress xQzkZdiuodaAXoB1XJc3YmihQe7v6bAfxJ 2.789 error: {"code":-4,"message":"Error: This transaction requires a transaction fee of at least 0.0002 because of its amount, complexity, or use of recently received funds!"} [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd settxfee 0.0002 true [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd sendtoaddress xQzkZdiuodaAXoB1XJc3YmihQe7v6bAfxJ 2.7889 error: {"code":-4,"message":"Error: This transaction requires a transaction fee of at least 0.0004 because of its amount, complexity, or use of recently received funds!"} [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd settxfee 0.0004 true [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd sendtoaddress xQzkZdiuodaAXoB1XJc3YmihQe7v6bAfxJ 2.7887 error: {"code":-4,"message":"Error: This transaction requires a transaction fee of at least 0.0008 because of its amount, complexity, or use of recently received funds!"} [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd settxfee 0.0008 true [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd sendtoaddress xQzkZdiuodaAXoB1XJc3YmihQe7v6bAfxJ 2.7883 error: {"code":-4,"message":"Error: This transaction requires a transaction fee of at least 0.0016 because of its amount, complexity, or use of recently received funds!"} [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd settxfee 0.0016 true [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd sendtoaddress xQzkZdiuodaAXoB1XJc3YmihQe7v6bAfxJ 2.7875 error: {"code":-4,"message":"Error: This transaction requires a transaction fee of at least 0.0032 because of its amount, complexity, or use of recently received funds!"} After that, i try doing it from the clam-qt: I set fee on my wallet of 0.0001 and get this error... Then i follow the recomendation in the past message now i was able to send the transaction: http://khashier.com/tx/f7faad8aba839b0060c440e4f4309a8a4905b3e97931c95d00c2611d81711264--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If i change the 0.0001 fees from the clam-qt configuration to 0.0002, the transaction ask me for 0.0004 clam fees. It need double as normal because the transaction size was less than 2kb. That was weird, i was thingking change it manual to 0.0002 would fix it, but as we can see if we change the fees to 0.00002 then the program will ask for double. That was the reason i wasn't able to send from console.
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and here i i'm with other problem with the "clamd" I was trying spend a transaction with lot of inputs but looks like the fee was never enought: [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd settxfee 0.0001 true [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd sendtoaddress xQzkZdiuodaAXoB1XJc3YmihQe7v6bAfxJ 2.789 error: {"code":-4,"message":"Error: This transaction requires a transaction fee of at least 0.0002 because of its amount, complexity, or use of recently received funds!"} [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd settxfee 0.0002 true [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd sendtoaddress xQzkZdiuodaAXoB1XJc3YmihQe7v6bAfxJ 2.7889 error: {"code":-4,"message":"Error: This transaction requires a transaction fee of at least 0.0004 because of its amount, complexity, or use of recently received funds!"} [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd settxfee 0.0004 true [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd sendtoaddress xQzkZdiuodaAXoB1XJc3YmihQe7v6bAfxJ 2.7887 error: {"code":-4,"message":"Error: This transaction requires a transaction fee of at least 0.0008 because of its amount, complexity, or use of recently received funds!"} [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd settxfee 0.0008 true [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd sendtoaddress xQzkZdiuodaAXoB1XJc3YmihQe7v6bAfxJ 2.7883 error: {"code":-4,"message":"Error: This transaction requires a transaction fee of at least 0.0016 because of its amount, complexity, or use of recently received funds!"} [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd settxfee 0.0016 true [user@localhost bin]$ ./clamd sendtoaddress xQzkZdiuodaAXoB1XJc3YmihQe7v6bAfxJ 2.7875 error: {"code":-4,"message":"Error: This transaction requires a transaction fee of at least 0.0032 because of its amount, complexity, or use of recently received funds!"} After that, i try doing it from the clam-qt: I set fee on my wallet of 0.0001 and get this error... Then i follow the recomendation in the past message now i was able to send the transaction: http://khashier.com/tx/f7faad8aba839b0060c440e4f4309a8a4905b3e97931c95d00c2611d81711264--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If i change the 0.0001 fees from the clam-qt configuration to 0.0002, the transaction ask me for 0.0004 clam fees. It need double as normal because the transaction size was less than 2kb. That was weird, i was thingking change it manual to 0.0002 would fix it, but as we can see if we change the fees to 0.00002 then the program will ask for double. That was the reason i wasn't able to send from console. I see you have the wallet in spanish but there is not a full traduction. I offer myself voluntaire to translate to Spanish if anyone that can implement the changes gives me the text to do.
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