[ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake, a.k.a. "Clamcoin" - page 131.

... I'll pay 0.1 CLAM per address from now on which is more than I promised but probably less than it costs you in power...

Thanks Doog. Here is the last one from me:

Address: xJDCLAMZraAiGftMe2SPnB5furwS8jRkXH
PrivkeyPart: LndDRrfx89DiyicvMmzggivqYJZiDcnDWE9GcNfDvMfBwGEiRnp8
UID: 4137

I found 10 address altogether at a cost of about 0.34 CLAMS each.

If vanitygen's reported difficulty number is what I think it is then there are 2 x 10^36 "JDCLAMZ" addresses. I think you have all the good ones though.

Dom

21:01:58 INFO: sent 0.1 CLAM to (4137) [[xJDCLAMZ]]

Thanks for all the help Dom.

I expect there are some REALLY good ones I don't have yet. 10^36 is a big number. xJDCLAMZBECAUSEJUSTD1CERULEZ8jRkXH is probably out there if we look long enough.

Quote from: BurtW on April 23, 2017, 05:54:02 AM

I'm referring to syncing a new node

I started syncing in early April and it literally took weeks, though it does seem to have finally completed.

Oh, I see. I don't know why that would be. It syncs pretty quickly for me. I expect the newest version of the code in the git repository would sync better, but I don't know what its status is in terms of reliability.

PPS: Now that I can search I found this explanation of the splitting process:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15807148

It sounds like you found answers for all your questions. Is there anything still outstanding?

I still update the chart in that linked post, but it's not very pretty any more (due to people withdrawing large amounts when the price doubled recently, then depositing again shortly after):

Quote from: BurtW on April 23, 2017, 08:21:29 PM

My issue was that when the distribution happened (May 12, 2014), unfortunately I had just finished consolidating all of my BTC onto paper wallet cold storage.

I had exactly the same problem. I had tens of thousands of empty addresses and 20 or 30 funded ones.

Thanks for the replies, yes I tried with the wallet in the OP 1.4.17, the one in the OP.

I'll try the importprivkey option... May get better luck.

I would recommend finding an address that you think was funded on the distribution date, then going to the Just-Dice.com chat tab and typing in /dig followed by a space, followed by the address, then hitting return. It will tell you whether the address really was funded on that date, and whether the CLAMs are still available.

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I've never been able to claim CLAMS from old BTC addresses, is there a specific way to do it?

Synced the whole blockchain then pointed to a local BTC wallet.dat file but no luck (with the Windows and Mac Desktop Wallet).

Is there another way to claim CLAMS from old BTC addresses? Any guide anywhere?

Or is this now over and cannot claim anymore?

You have been around long enough to have addresses at that time:

September 02, 2013, 03:29:18 AM

My issue was that when the distribution happened (May 12, 2014), unfortunately I had just finished consolidating all of my BTC onto paper wallet cold storage. So I only got the CLAMs from those dozen of so cold storage addresses that I had in use on that day.

It was shortly after that day that my first Trezor arrived and I started to transfer everything to my Trezor. So none of my Trezor addresses are good.

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I've never been able to claim CLAMS from old BTC addresses, is there a specific way to do it?

Synced the whole blockchain then pointed to a local BTC wallet.dat file but no luck (with the Windows and Mac Desktop Wallet).

Is there another way to claim CLAMS from old BTC addresses? Any guide anywhere?

Or is this now over and cannot claim anymore?

Check your address using Just-Dice or FreeBitcoins perhaps before dicking around with anything super technical?

The address had to be in use ON May 12, 2014 with BTC, DOGE or LTC over "dust".

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I've never been able to claim CLAMS from old BTC addresses, is there a specific way to do it?

Synced the whole blockchain then pointed to a local BTC wallet.dat file but no luck (with the Windows and Mac Desktop Wallet).

Is there another way to claim CLAMS from old BTC addresses? Any guide anywhere?

Or is this now over and cannot claim anymore?

It sounds like you did it correctly. The distribution is indeed still going on. You should have some sort of debug.log output that it was scanned. You can also run 'importprivkey ' to test a single key(BTC/LTC/DOGE).

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I didn't know there was active CLAM bounties... Are these listed any place?

I'd be happy to have them added to Clamcoin.org if so.

In other news in regards to Clamcoin.org... the traffic is higher than it was even in the .01 BTC per Clamcoin days.

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Quote from: TooDumbForBitcoin on April 23, 2017, 07:29:52 AM

Why does this coin sync at 100 block/day or something silly like that? Is there a fix?

What do you mean? The blocks should average out at about 1 per minute, or 1440 per day.

I'm referring to syncing a new node

I started syncing in early April and it literally took weeks, though it does seem to have finally completed.

Nice to know that it works from scratch for someone else. The upside is that once the client is synced it doesn't seem to happen nearly as much or at all. The problem is that the orphan code is a bit screwy and the large number of orphan blocks on the CLAMs chain seems to compound an issue in the orphan code, causing syncing to become very inefficient.

There was a commit that was problematic: https://github.com/nochowderforyou/clams/commit/66493570358a53f65b209590c38459cef92a0112
However none of us were that familiar with the block indexing code enough to actually pinpoint the issue. In fact, I think it still happens with that commit reverted, but that's when it was realized.

There are 3-4 issues(not separate issues, just bug reports) open directly related this problem but it hasn't been resolved yet. I believe there's a 500+ CLAM bounty on it last time I spoke to SuperClam; however I'm not sure if that still stands. I'd really like to see this fixed though.

Anyhow, to avoid network syncing for most of the chain, you can download dooglus' bootstrap here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.9772191
And here's more instructions on how to use it: https://www.reddit.com/r/Clamcoin/comments/5z5x77/sync_issue/df4as22/

Hope that helps.

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How about clam, any news about it? the price is so stable.

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Why does this coin sync at 100 block/day or something silly like that? Is there a fix?

What do you mean? The blocks should average out at about 1 per minute, or 1440 per day.

I'm referring to syncing a new node

I started syncing in early April and it literally took weeks, though it does seem to have finally completed.

That was designed in. It's considered sunch costs.

When I started it was taking forever. I calculated that it would take weeks to finish. So, I did some research and found the snapshot repository that dooglus created. Once I imported the snapshots it did not take that long to finish the sync (a few days).

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Why does this coin sync at 100 block/day or something silly like that? Is there a fix?

What do you mean? The blocks should average out at about 1 per minute, or 1440 per day.

I'm referring to syncing a new node

I started syncing in early April and it literally took weeks, though it does seem to have finally completed.

That was designed in. It's considered sunch costs.

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So I got my first block reward today and it split in two. Above you implied there is a split setting? Is the default 10? Can it be changed? Why do this? From what I understand all of the clams from an address are staked so what is the advantage of splitting the transaction into two in the same address? In this case won't all the clams from the split address get staked next time around? See:

http://www.khashier.com/t/8dpbChb1u8

PS: still cannot quote any posts in this specific thread, including those from dooglus or SuperClam.

I tried to search this thread for the word "split" so I could read previous posts on this transaction splitting issue and got:

Quote

The topic or board you are looking for appears to be either missing or off limits to you.

Which got me to thinking... So for future reference for everyone:

Yep, this board was checked in "Ignore Boards Preferences" in my profile, changed that, fixed issues with searching and quoting this thread.

PPS: Now that I can search I found this explanation of the splitting process:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15807148

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Why does this coin sync at 100 block/day or something silly like that? Is there a fix?

What do you mean? The blocks should average out at about 1 per minute, or 1440 per day.

I'm referring to syncing a new node

I started syncing in early April and it literally took weeks, though it does seem to have finally completed.

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Quote from: dooglus on April 19, 2017, 03:11:53 PM

... I'll pay 0.1 CLAM per address from now on which is more than I promised but probably less than it costs you in power...

Thanks Doog. Here is the last one from me:

Address: xJDCLAMZraAiGftMe2SPnB5furwS8jRkXH
PrivkeyPart: LndDRrfx89DiyicvMmzggivqYJZiDcnDWE9GcNfDvMfBwGEiRnp8
UID: 4137

I found 10 address altogether at a cost of about 0.34 CLAMS each.

If vanitygen's reported difficulty number is what I think it is then there are 2 x 10^36 "JDCLAMZ" addresses. I think you have all the good ones though.

Dom

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Quote from: teslacoilr90 on April 19, 2017, 02:21:41 PM

I just staked my first clam! But... how am I sure it is splitting up my total now?

Search for the transaction ID of the stake at khashier.com. Look at the outputs. Is there one big output or several smaller ones, with all but one equal to your splitsize?

To make it clearer I have a couple of examples:

Here's an example of a 49 CLAM output staking and splitting into two 25's.

Here's an example of a 48 CLAM output staking into a 49 and not splitting.

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