Topic: [ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake, a.k.a. "Clamcoin" - page 12. (Read 1151252 times)

Hello.

350000 block synced after 7 hours in new wallet v2.1.0

How to fast syncing?

Updated: after 400k block syncing worked fast.  

CLAM trading around 20-30 cent range today.

https://freebitcoins.com/xchange/market/BTC_CLAM


Use a limit order when selling.

Name your price and wait for someone to be willing to pay that price.

cheap coins to sell to who ? )

You can try us as well for free by using our faucet (https://freebitcoins.com/faucet/).  You can withdraw faucet stuff too with trade requirements.

I was using tradesatoshi before but when they changed hands, something goes wrong. I experienced withdrawal issue because they are using very very low tx fee as compared to how much you are paying to them. but it is already good news as they are allowing their users to withdraw funds rather than closing down without prior notice. Though I have never traded in FreeBitcoins, maybe it is worth to try a new one, and they have no KYC reqmt as they are not dealing any fiat currency, stable or security token.

Good eye!  What a shitcoin exchange... that should be criminal to close with a weeks notice and not give people back their coins!

I have better news:  FreeBitcoins.com/xchange has lowered our fees from 0.5% down to 0.2% now!    

Important: Tradesatoshi is closing down and users have only until March 01 2020 to withdraw funds. Since Tradesatoshi also traded Clams some users are affected. Get your coins out ASAP.

Glad to see that you are still around here on Bitcointalk.

The Github repo says it is now a port of a newer version of the Bitcoin codebase. May I know which version of the Bitcoin codebase it is now based upon?

And does it support segwit?

It's idiots like you who turned away investors like me who liked Clams initially and saw potential in it and wanted to help it grow.  No big staker wants to get in 6-8 orphans out of 24 blocks, that's not crying, that's called bad business that needed to be resolved, not only for me but for future investors.  It didn't get resolved and so I got out of Clams and another project benefits from my investment and my contributions now and glad I did, I only get 1 orphan out of 24 blocks found, sometimes none at all.  We're listed on plenty of exchanges, swap sevices and fiat gateways by now, including Bittrex, Upbit and VCC.  We forged several partnerships in and outside the blockchain industry. I also give advice to another project that was in an even worse situation than Clams is in now, but they're slowly turning it around and are making good progress.

So yeah whatever you say dude, I know what my advice is worth and I know yours is worth jack shit.

Kill yourself, please.  Thanks

You've been crying since 2018 about CLAM.  Truth be told, you may have made hundreds of thousands of dollars with CLAM if you wouldn't be such a negative nancy constantly.

Some (fake volume) exchanges extort and should be avoided, others have listing fees of 0.3 BTC or lower, some are free but less and less are free.  I'm talking about mid to top tier exchanges, not amateur exchanges like yours.
The bottom of the barrel is where Clams is now.  Go look at Clams ranking on CMC and Coingecko which are the number 1 and 2 places potential new users and existing crypto users look at.  You call that a successful cryptocurrency? (that's a rhetorical question) I don't see your fantastic exchange that nobody uses listed on there btw.  

No wonder Clams is near dead looking at your reaction lol.  You don't even understand that the memorandum is not to stay listed on Bittrex alone, it's to get on more mid to high tier exchanges and thus spread awareness as well as Clams not being seen as a security by the SEC and other regulators around the world. As exchanges are not allowed to list securities.  Unless it's some small exchange that's unknown, has no volume and that nobody cares about like the one you built.    

EDIT: As for me helping out...I already did more than enough by posting here on the boards what might help Clams from going down the shitter even more.  I no longer have a stake in this coin so I'm not incentivized to do more.        

We don't pay extortionist, so if that is your idea of a successful cryptocurrency then lol... welcome to the bottom of the barrel. 

However, you're welcome to take up any of those causes you listed.  Cryptocurrency is a community thing... just because we don't do something, doesn't mean you don't have to!

Lulz a memorandum for $15k... to stay on Bitrex... bahahaahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahaha

What about exchange expansion, who's going to pay for the listing fees to get on mid to top tier exchanges? Who's going to pay for a memorandum (a legal opinion suggesting Clams is not a security) which will cost 10-15k dollar minimum, which is needed to get on most mid to top exchanges these days?  It's probably the reason why Bittrex delisted Clams (no memorandum delivered) right?

What is Clams' usecase apart from staking, what sets it apart from plenty of other staking coins with better rewards and that do have liquidity so bigger investors can get in and out easely.  2020 is the year of staking, what has been done so far to get Clams in the spotlight, who's leading the charge and is contacting outlets in the staking ecosystem? Who's doing networking to forge partnerships? etc.

New Twitter page etc., linkedin, Facebook campaigns?

Just saying you know.

"no development, old codebase and slow wallet" 

I'm actually still around (creator of clam here) and recently posted a updated client to github..  much improved. Put clam into a much newer codebase then the peercoin code it originated from.

Its still in beta, and ive been waiting to hear more feedback before pushing it onto master.. but if you check the releases on github.com/nochowderforyou/clams you'll see a new beta release for 2.1.0

all 3 of those points are kinda take care of there!

All the CLAM social media and even the OP posting account (SuperCLAM) are likely lost.  The developer that controlled that stuff has gone, but that's how this crypto shit works.  *looks at satoshi's account*

I'm not saying CLAM has liquidity.  I'm saying traders can use limit orders.  In my experience, large orders match surprisingly fast.

If you want to buy 5 BTC worth of CLAMS... you simply use a limit order and you get exactly (or better) your asking price.  It isn't instant, but so what... grow the fuck up and welcome to shitcoins / bitcoins.

CLAM is just so small right now, that you feel like a big trader atm lol.  Welcome to the real world of "Like a Whale"!

Just-Dice.com also offers a free /escrow system for OTC traders that want a dooglus escrow.  CLAM is slowly but surely getting more options since CLAM pwned Poloniex.  There was some short term blowback, but wasn't watching Poloniex get fucked awesome?


I'm the owner at FreeBitcoins.com and the majority shareholder for the XChange.  I've sold well over 100,000 CLAMS over the past 6 years... all with no liquidity or very limited liquidity being openly shown on the bid.  I've liquidated over 100,000,000 DOGE and 10% of the entire Florincoin circulation.  It's like this with all these markets... although the CLAM market looks pretty scary today with the naked eye.... it looked bad for DOGE / FLO too!

Only time will tell about that "miracle".

You have no idea what you're talking about. There's only 0.06 BTC buy support and no real buy pressure if I look at the recent trades last week.  You can't even buy 5 BTC of Clams on there if you just want to buy from the sell book and start staking Clams on a bit more serious level.  There's 3 BTC of sell orders and the whole sell book will be gone and price will be moved to 30k sats, that's a terrible spread if you want to get in and you won't be able to get out, you will be trapped unless you're lucky to find someone crazy enough to do an OTC deal at that price (knowing the current state of the project).

You must be an amateur and/or a bagholder, either way you don't understand liquidity or don't want to understand, but Clams is highly illiquid. 

Also, Clams twitter page and social media channels are dead, no development, old codebase and slow wallet, no dedicated team/contributors, no exchange/fiat gateway/swap service expansion, I do applaud your efforts at least someone is trying to keep it from completely being wiped out.  Newbies should be very careful and avoid Clams imo. At least for now until Clams can crawl out of the depths again which at this point is like asking for a miracle.

https://freebitcoins.com/xchange/market/BTC_CLAM

You name the price that you're willing to sell at and wait for someone to match you.  It isn't rocket science.

Liquidity in crypto world means nothing and that is magnified times 10 in CLAM.

There can't be liquidity without a market naming their own price, so get out there and dump your CLAMS.

You sound like the type of investor that invests at the peak of things... not the type of investor that invests with any foresight beyond today.

Good luck!

Yes you are right those golden days gone now clams coins current situation is not well and it is coming very bad day by day. so better to sell your coins if you have.

It never was a good staking coin as you'll get plenty of orphans, last time I tried it I got 6-8 orphans out of 24 blocks found which is terrible compared to similar staking coins like eg Radium (1 orphan in 24 blocks found) or Blackcoin etc.  You're competing with 1 big Clam staking wallet that finds most of the blocks (check block explorer).

Also where are you gonna sell your newly minted coins?  There's no liquidity and Clams is not listed on any big exchange, not even a mid tier exchange.

So yeah, bad investment unless you feel altruistic and want to buy some Clams from bagholders that couldn't get out in time.

it is if you have 50,000 clam or more