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inkha
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December 06, 2014, 04:49:38 PM |
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claams.com to convert CLAMs to BTC using the latest price from the exchange.
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GoldPieces - An expandable digital currency to be used as an in-game currency.
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unamis76
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December 06, 2014, 05:01:36 PM |
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So basically I have to give up my private keys in order to use CLAM? I haven't quite understood that yet.
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jwinterm
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December 06, 2014, 05:14:15 PM |
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So basically I have to give up my private keys in order to use CLAM? I haven't quite understood that yet.
You have to import your private key (that held coins at the time of the snapshot) into the CLAMs wallet. I haven't done this yet, but from what I understand it should be safe, however, best practice would be to transfer your btc/ltc/doge to a new wallet, and then you can import your private keys with no fear of anything fishy (clammy?) going on, since all your coins are in a different wallet. |
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unamis76
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December 06, 2014, 06:23:18 PM |
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So basically I have to give up my private keys in order to use CLAM? I haven't quite understood that yet.
You have to import your private key (that held coins at the time of the snapshot) into the CLAMs wallet. I haven't done this yet, but from what I understand it should be safe, however, best practice would be to transfer your btc/ltc/doge to a new wallet, and then you can import your private keys with no fear of anything fishy (clammy?) going on, since all your coins are in a different wallet. It should be safe, how? I'm not doubting CLAM. probably someone already probed their code and found nothing malicious... But having to give your private keys isn't really a good thing. Nevertheless, I'll try this with old addresses when my wallet finishes syncing |
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chilly2k
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December 06, 2014, 06:39:04 PM |
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So basically I have to give up my private keys in order to use CLAM? I haven't quite understood that yet.
Just to be sure you understand. You do NOT have to give up your private keys to USE clams. It's just a regular old alt coin as far as usage goes. You DO have to provide your private keys in order to DIG any clams. This is the processes you use to claim your clams from the initial distribution. |
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Joca97
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December 06, 2014, 06:41:17 PM |
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loving this coin now it reopened just-dice  |
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unamis76
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December 06, 2014, 06:42:52 PM |
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So basically I have to give up my private keys in order to use CLAM? I haven't quite understood that yet.
Just to be sure you understand. You do NOT have to give up your private keys to USE clams. It's just a regular old alt coin as far as usage goes. You DO have to provide your private keys in order to DIG any clams. This is the processes you use to claim your clams from the initial distribution. Yes, I understood that. The problems remains: private keys have to be used. |
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jwinterm
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December 06, 2014, 06:46:38 PM |
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So basically I have to give up my private keys in order to use CLAM? I haven't quite understood that yet.
Just to be sure you understand. You do NOT have to give up your private keys to USE clams. It's just a regular old alt coin as far as usage goes. You DO have to provide your private keys in order to DIG any clams. This is the processes you use to claim your clams from the initial distribution. Yes, I understood that. The problems remains: private keys have to be used. So, like I mentioned, if you don't trust the client, then the solution is to move your coins to a new address/wallet, and then you can import your private keys from the time of the snapshot and there is nothing to worry about. I myself have been too lazy to do this up to this point, but I'm planning to do it soon. |
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xploited
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Activity: 304
Merit: 252
CLAM Dev
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December 06, 2014, 06:55:10 PM |
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So basically I have to give up my private keys in order to use CLAM? I haven't quite understood that yet.
Just to be sure you understand. You do NOT have to give up your private keys to USE clams. It's just a regular old alt coin as far as usage goes. You DO have to provide your private keys in order to DIG any clams. This is the processes you use to claim your clams from the initial distribution. Yes, I understood that. The problems remains: private keys have to be used. So, like I mentioned, if you don't trust the client, then the solution is to move your coins to a new address/wallet, and then you can import your private keys from the time of the snapshot and there is nothing to worry about. I myself have been too lazy to do this up to this point, but I'm planning to do it soon. This is the approach we suggest everyone takes to be 100% safe. I didn't do it with my addresses where I wrote the code for this and I'm 100% confident its safe but moving your BTC/LTC or DOGE to a different address before you import takes the risk to 0. |
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rfisher1968
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December 06, 2014, 07:48:20 PM |
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did they only send clams to BTC address that are active(with a balance), and what was the date they did the address lookup on the BTC blockchain?
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xploited
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CLAM Dev
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December 06, 2014, 08:03:09 PM |
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did they only send clams to BTC address that are active(with a balance), and what was the date they did the address lookup on the BTC blockchain?
BTC/LTC and Doge. It was may 12th. I added the given chain heights the snapshots were taken at also. Oh, and all addresses that were above dust for the specific coin were included. Bitcoin
height=300377 date=2014-05-12 12:48:17
Litecoin
height=565693 date=2014-05-12 13:06:31
Dogecoin
height=218556 date=2014-05-12 13:09:17
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Martijnvdc
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December 06, 2014, 08:09:40 PM |
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The clamclient website seems very confusing... It's really awkward to get around.
I'm compiling the client from the git repo right now.
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xploited
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CLAM Dev
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December 06, 2014, 08:15:22 PM |
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The clamclient website seems very confusing... It's really awkward to get around.
I'm compiling the client from the git repo right now.
How exactly do you find it awkward? In all the people we asked they all seemed to like the new layout. I understand its impossible to please everyone but we'd still like to try If anything I find the new layout easier to navigate. The side menu also provides an easy way to get anywhere without side scrolling through if that what your referring too. |
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Martijnvdc
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December 06, 2014, 08:20:38 PM |
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The clamclient website seems very confusing... It's really awkward to get around.
I'm compiling the client from the git repo right now.
How exactly do you find it awkward? In all the people we asked they all seemed to like the new layout. I understand its impossible to please everyone but we'd still like to try If anything I find the new layout easier to navigate. The side menu also provides an easy way to get anywhere without side scrolling through if that what your referring too. Well, i'm used to it now... It's no big deal, really. But the big pictures made me think: "uhh... this isn't a cryptocurrency website; i must have clicked on the wrong URL". I don't understand what the pictures mean or what they're of. |
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marcotheminer
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December 06, 2014, 08:37:25 PM |
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EXCHANGE CLAMS for BTC or BTC for CLAMS HERE!
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JimHendrix
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December 07, 2014, 03:10:26 AM |
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Credits CRD 1st Coin w/Decentralized Exch,Anon,Etc
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xploited
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December 07, 2014, 03:16:44 AM |
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Whoever falls for this SCAM is a dumb a** and deserves to have their coins stolen.
In the 6 months clams has been live not a single coin has been stolen nor will it ever be. The code is there in git, the binarys are compiled with gitan builder and are verifiable. Do research before you just bash our coin with your nonsense. As ALWAYS we tell people to move there coins to a new wallet if they are concerned and that migrates the risk to 0. |
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SuperClam (OP)
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December 07, 2014, 03:21:21 AM |
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LMAO at this SCAM!!![/size] Import my Litecoin, Bitcoin, and Dogecoin wallet.dat file??? Are you serious?? You mean the file that has ALL my private keys and access to all my coins? Import that?? ...to you?? ...Clamcoin?? CLAM even rhymes with SCAM, and it sounds like a suitable name for what this Clamcoin wallet will do...clamp down on your coins never to be seen again!Whoever falls for this SCAM is a dumb a** and deserves to have their coins stolen.   LMAO at how gullible some folks are Woohoo, we have someone yelling again! Means things are going well fellow CLAMS
A. There is no risk of theft even possible, if users follow the directions as given. Empty the wallet by sending your coins to a fresh wallet; THEN claim with the empty wallet. An empty wallet does not control any coins what-so-ever, and thus provide absolutely no risk. B. We have had an ongoing challenge, and it still stands: Provide proof of one line of malicious code, theft related or otherwise, and we will delete the CLAMS repository, and cease work on the project. C. If you don't do B., you are just trying to buy CLAMS cheaper.Fin. |
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ymod123
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December 07, 2014, 03:53:24 AM |
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any one had success to get Clam in electrum wallet? and how long coins will mature its been 16 days now my coins havent stake yet..  last stake 11/21/2014 |
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Seketsuna
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December 07, 2014, 04:38:08 AM |
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Buying 187.5 Clams for .3btc, send me a message. Thank you!
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