Topic: [ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake, a.k.a. "Clamcoin" - page 348. (Read 1151252 times)

I don't think anyone told him where to find a copy of bootstrap.dat.

TrevorS, you should click here and follow the instructions.

Trevor,

Keep the clam.conf -- it contains the lists of nodes.

You simply put the bootstrap.dat file in the data directory for clam and it loads the blockchain from it...

Thanks, yeah, I ended up renaming my "clam.conf" to "bootstrap.dat", moving it to my backed-up "13 weeks behind" set of Clam files (under ../roaming/), and starting the QT again.  It's now taking forever at 10 weeks behind, guess those last fifteen weeks or so must be real killers !

OK, thanks for the confirmation!  I like the convenience of a SHA-256 accepting multipool rather than having to go through an exchange, currently using a couple for LTC and DASH.  Will have to look at shapeshift.io, unfamiliar with it.  Thanks again!

If you trust your normal pool and do bulk payouts, you could quite easily use shapeshift.io to quickly convert your mining proceeds to CLAM and get an initial stake.  Alternatively, you are stuck dong the deposit, purchase, withdraw dance.

The CLAM multipool was discontinued due to little interest.  There has been talk of re-starting it - but, there didn't seem to be a lot of interest.  Unfortunately, to run a proper multipool, it requires a great deal of resources as every network mined must have a client running and sync'd.

Hope that helps

Trevor,

Downloading the bootstrap.dat file and putting that in your clam directory (shutdown clamd or clam-qt first).  Then retsart and it will help speed up the initial sync...

After it is synced it will be renamed to bootstrap.dat.old and you can delete it...

Hi!

Just learning about Clams and my Win wallet is still synching.  I see that if you had a BTC/LTC/DOGE wallet May 12 2014, you should be able to obtain free coins.  I just started with crypto-coins July 2014 (BTC), so that doesn't apply to me.  I've a couple questions:

1) Can I still get a free startup stake of coins somehow?

2) Is there a multipool I can apply SHA-256 to and be paid out in Clams?

Thanks!  


BTW -- My wallet reports having 36 active connections, and yet sync has been sitting at 13 weeks behind for several hours now, is that normal?  (Just restarted using the list of nodes on page one as a "clam.conf" file, hope I don't get hung at 13 weeks behind again.)

PS. Just registered with the faucet!

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Happily, Wallet sync is now advancing again, however, it's clear the original giveaway doesn't apply to me, far too late -- no free Clams.

I see references to a Clams Multipool and it supposedly support mining with at least Scrypt and X11 (per August 2014).  Can't find this or any other Clam mining pool.  Where are they?

Leverage.

Check the FAQ on Just-dice or their Bitcointalk thread.  I believe there is actually two Bitcointalk threads for JD.

That way if you want to invest 100BTC worth of CLAMS into Just-dice, but don't want to run the risk actually holding that many CLAMS you can just buy 1BTC worth and leverage it 100x.

It was originally put in place to help decentralize CLAM, but surprise surprise degens goin degen.

I had a really funny thought last night... I think it would be interesting if Doog hired Lawsky once Lawsky gets his consulting business up. LOL

 How could be 24,016,858 CLAMs declared offsite if most of  all those CLAMs was never dug up or staked?
(considering a total of 690,244 CLAM was dug up and staked)

I still have 9 physucal CLAM coins for sale.  I am accepting CLAMS for payment, let me know if you are interested.  Have a good weekend.

Wheelz1200

Looks like you win. I can't go down to 0.0096968,

1k @ .0096969!

I'm selling 1000 CLAM at 0.00999999 BTC each. I wanna join in, too, .

Im proud to announce I am now accepting CLAMS for payment for my Genesis physical coin series.  Use your CLAMS today and get your very own physical Clam coin.  Pm me for more details.

Wheelz1200

I'm selling 1000 CLAM at 0.01 BTC each, too.

Hey, you started it...

Nice idea but another account just to vote? It's 2015, where's your oauth so I can "log in" via btctalk or reddit or something?

Hi, I'm buying 30BTC worth of clam at 0.0045 if anyone is interested in selling them to me!

Thanks
~dandiilion

Can't you just add it without us voting?

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Frankly, the entire OP post needs to be cleaned up.

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That being said, I removed the links to 1.4.7 as it likely shouldn't have been listed as the most recent Stable version anymore anyways.

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I am not aware of any major issues with 1.4.10 and thus marked it as "stable".

After 1.4.11 has been in-the-wild for a short period of time, we should get 1.4.11 marked as "stable" and remove 1.4.10.
That should clear up the confusion.

For the time being, however, I have listed 1.4.11 as "test" and 1.4.10 as "stable".

Ouch. He quoted and edited a post by the coin's developer, changing the link to a viral version of the Viral client.

Of course, even if you only download from the OP post, you're still at the mercy of the OP. If she's evil, she too can steal all your coins - not just the ones in that particular wallet.