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

[tspacepilot]

Is it too late to claim som CLAMcoins ? I had BTC in the specific snapshot.

Not too late.

I actually just turned up an old BTC wallet yesterday.  I dug them on just-dice.com.  But you can also just import your old btc addresses into the clam wallet.  Cheers!

[jpcfan]

https://twitter.com/CryptoBetting/status/887472875933810688




That was yesterday...






https://twitter.com/CryptoBetting/status/887901208035246081




this was today.




also, https://luckygames.io/?ref=1545125 uses  clam


and peerbet.com uses clam

please update services list

[jpcfan]

wow Gru will wake up and find his 32,000 clam went up $16,000 overnight from price change


32,000 clam x $4.25 = $136,000 in 2 days


congrats bro


so he should get around 50 clam a day stake from clam wallet


50*30 1500 clam a month x $4.25 = $6,375 a month from staking



can live nice and not have to work at all just from selling staked clam.


and in the end still have 32,000 clam

#HookersAndBlow

[leps]

Why clam is so cheap?
Melon prot is much more expencive than clams, but melon have more coins than clams.
Why that so?

Because it does not offer anything new?

[serfsup]

wow Gru will wake up and find his 32,000 clam went up $16,000 overnight from price change


32,000 clam x $4.25 = $136,000 in 2 days


congrats bro


so he should get around 50 clam a day stake from clam wallet


50*30 1500 clam a month x $4.25 = $6,375 a month from staking



can live nice and not have to work at all just from selling staked clam.


and in the end still have 32,000 clam

#HookersAndBlow

https://i.imgur.com/OcYGWUN.png

That was short lived, balance now 0.

[BayAreaCoins]

Easy come, easy go.

[ScubaFuz]

I am quite new to the cryptocurrency world and have adopted CLAM as my favorite. So far I have staked 36 clam and can expect a reward in about 19 days. That is: If I have set up everything correctly. So far nothing happened and it would be so nice if 1 clam arrived in my client just to prove that everything works as intended.  . Since I'm only 14 days in the/this loop I should be (a lot) more patient though.

So far thanks for all the tips and explanations I found in this thread.

Can anyone tell me if CLAM is actually accepted as a payment currency in any shop or site other than gambling?

Regards,
ScubaFuz

[dooglus]

So far I have staked 36 clam and can expect a reward in about 19 days

Note that every 16 seconds your wallet tries to stake, and has a random chance of being successful. You could manage to stake a block immediately, or it could take months. On average with 36 CLAMs staking you will stake a block about every 20 days I guess, but it's random. You could go 2 months without staking at all, then stake twice in one day.

Just don't be surprised if the reward doesn't come "in about 19 days". It could be much longer or much shorter than that.

Can anyone tell me if CLAM is actually accepted as a payment currency in any shop or site other than gambling?

I'm not sure. There were a couple of people accepting CLAMs.

I remember this one: https://cryptomercado.com/ -- he seems to still be accepting CLAMs for coffee and stuff.

[randzzz]

Need some help... Google failed me (or perhaps I failed Google)...

I don't have any old wallet.dat files any longer. But I do have several clam-worthy Bitcoin addresses as well as their private keys. Is there a way for me to recreate the wallet.dat files in order to import them into Clam-Qt so that I can claim my allocated clams? Any advice/guidance/clues would be appreciated.

[Later append... I think I'm on the right track... Will post this in case it ever helps someone else:] So I downloaded a pre-HD version of "Multibit Classic"; then exported its private key to a "multibit.key" file; then text-edited that file with my actual clam-filled private key. I found this instruction on the clamclient.com site: "Place the '.key' file in the same folder as clam-qt.exe. Go to 'console' in clam-qt, type 'importwalletdump yourfilename.key'." (We'll see if this works for me. First, I'm waiting for the Clam-Qt client to finish importing the bootstrap.dat file, which could take awhile.)

[ScubaFuz]

Need some help... Google failed me (or perhaps I failed Google)...

I don't have any old wallet.dat files any longer. But I do have several clam-worthy Bitcoin addresses as well as their private keys. Is there a way for me to recreate the wallet.dat files in order to import them into Clam-Qt so that I can claim my allocated clams? Any advice/guidance/clues would be appreciated.

[Later append... I think I'm on the right track... Will post this in case it ever helps someone else:] So I downloaded a pre-HD version of "Multibit Classic"; then exported its private key to a "multibit.key" file; then text-edited that file with my actual clam-filled private key. I found this instruction on the clamclient.com site: "Place the '.key' file in the same folder as clam-qt.exe. Go to 'console' in clam-qt, type 'importwalletdump yourfilename.key'." (We'll see if this works for me. First, I'm waiting for the Clam-Qt client to finish importing the bootstrap.dat file, which could take awhile.)

@Randzzz:
I hope this works for you, but in case it doesn't: I entered my private key at freebitcoins.com (after I emptied that wallet) and got bitcoins in return for about the same value in a different wallet. Later I used those bitcoin to buy 5.5 CLAM  when the exchange rates were more profitable.

@dooglus: I understand that my stake is relatively small and the possibility exists I never get a stake reward. That's why I need to be very patient. It's just that one stake would prove that my setup is correct and the system works. That's all. I'll just wait very (im)patiently.

[alphateam]

Hi, i just import a btc wallet, to have some free clam

In receive, i have a list of importwallet, but still no clam.

Wallet is fully sync.

Need something more?

[e4f4]

Hi, i just import a btc wallet, to have some free clam

In receive, i have a list of importwallet, but still no clam.

Wallet is fully sync.

Need something more?

I think you needed to have btc in your wallet sometime in may 2015...

Google Clam.makejar and check addresses...

[Vin]

Hi, i just import a btc wallet, to have some free clam

In receive, i have a list of importwallet, but still no clam.

Wallet is fully sync.

Need something more?

I think you needed to have btc in your wallet sometime in may 2015...

Google Clam.makejar and check addresses...

May 12, 2014

[alphateam]

Hi, i just import a btc wallet, to have some free clam

In receive, i have a list of importwallet, but still no clam.

Wallet is fully sync.

Need something more?

I think you needed to have btc in your wallet sometime in may 2015...

Google Clam.makejar and check addresses...

I check and have btc, but nothing in clam...

[e4f4]

Hi, i just import a btc wallet, to have some free clam

In receive, i have a list of importwallet, but still no clam.

Wallet is fully sync.

Need something more?

I think you needed to have btc in your wallet sometime in may 2015...

Google Clam.makejar and check addresses...

I check and have btc, but nothing in clam...

Justdice check faq.

If i remember, in chat

/dig address privatekey

[alphateam]

Hi, i just import a btc wallet, to have some free clam

In receive, i have a list of importwallet, but still no clam.

Wallet is fully sync.

Need something more?

I think you needed to have btc in your wallet sometime in may 2015...

Google Clam.makejar and check addresses...

I check and have btc, but nothing in clam...

Justdice check faq.

If i remember, in chat

/dig address privatekey

Thanks for you answer, i'm not sure to understand.
I have import my wallet.dat from my bitcoincore (with btc on it at the snapshot time), but nothing in my clam wallet appear except the adress in receive.

So you tell me to type in the console /dig address privatekey ?

[BayAreaCoins]

Hi, i just import a btc wallet, to have some free clam

In receive, i have a list of importwallet, but still no clam.

Wallet is fully sync.

Need something more?

I think you needed to have btc in your wallet sometime in may 2015...

Google Clam.makejar and check addresses...

I check and have btc, but nothing in clam...

Justdice check faq.

If i remember, in chat

/dig address privatekey

Thanks for you answer, i'm not sure to understand.
I have import my wallet.dat from my bitcoincore (with btc on it at the snapshot time), but nothing in my clam wallet appear except the adress in receive.

So you tell me to type in the console /dig address privatekey ?

No.

Easiest place to check to see if your addresses qualify is https://freebitcoins.com/clamchecker/dig/

Sounds like you don't have any CLAMS.  Sorry!

[dooglus]

Thanks for you answer, i'm not sure to understand.
I have import my wallet.dat from my bitcoincore (with btc on it at the snapshot time), but nothing in my clam wallet appear except the adress in receive.

So you tell me to type in the console /dig address privatekey ?

He's saying that rather than using wallet software you can check whether individual addresses have CLAMs by going to just-dice.com's "chat" tab and typing /dig 1youraddresshere in the chat. It will tell you whether there are CLAMs associated with the address, and whether they have been claimed yet or not.

[dooglus]

Is there a way for me to recreate the wallet.dat files in order to import them into Clam-Qt so that I can claim my allocated clams? Any advice/guidance/clues would be appreciated.

Yes. Run bitcoin core, go to the debug console, and type

  importprivkey <privkeygoeshere> "" false

for each privkey you have. Then quit bitcoin core and the wallet.dat will be ready to import into the CLAM client.

Alternatively, use just-dice.com's chat tab. You can "/dig <addressgoeshere>" to check an address for CLAMs, and "/dig <addressgoeshere> <privkey>" to dig the CLAMs up, free of charge. The CLAMs will be credited to your Just-Dice account, from where you can withdraw them to an exchange of your choice, or to your local wallet.

[ScubaFuz]

I have my Clam client on my everyday desktop and I want to move it to a dedicated (virtual) machine. Is there a way (app?) to monitor my account/clams from my desktop machine when the client runs on a different machine?