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Topic: [ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake, a.k.a. "Clamcoin" - page 369. (Read 1151252 times)

legendary
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Anyway, this morning's 8 deposits move a total of 11500 CLAM to poloniex, and so far only around 5500 CLAM has been dumped:

https://i.imgur.com/4Zckag3.png

So I figure there's another 6000 CLAM waiting to be dumped.

It's like I'm psychic or something! 5400 CLAM dumped this morning:



It'd be nice to know for sure the time frames, though. Then we can sell at the top and buy at the bottom, :p.

I think that first whale bear is almost sold out.
legendary
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Anyway, this morning's 8 deposits move a total of 11500 CLAM to poloniex, and so far only around 5500 CLAM has been dumped:

https://i.imgur.com/4Zckag3.png

So I figure there's another 6000 CLAM waiting to be dumped.

It's like I'm psychic or something! 5400 CLAM dumped this morning:



It'd be nice to know for sure the time frames, though. Then we can sell at the top and buy at the bottom, :p.
hero member
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CLAM Developer
Due to recently discovering that one of the exchanges listing CLAM is owned by GAW, and in light of recent rumors of corruption, fraud, and illegality associated with GAW, it has been decided to remove the Coin-Swap exchange from the OP post.
I noticed that too on coin-swap site itself, there is a news alert about it.
Im a bit worry about it, because I got some doges and other coins there
A few days ago, the wallet status of the coin I was going to withdraw was having block delayed
and still is, and a few other wallets are having non-healthy status
would it be best to sell em at market price and then withdraw bitcoin or just withdraw all coins raw?
has anyone managed to withdraw any coin successfully from coin-swap in the last couple days?

It appears coin-swap is now essentially non-functional.
hero member
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Someone is doing some profit taking

The nature of the CLAMs distribution is interesting in that periodic claiming and dumping can be expected as new users becomes aware.
Some of these, like this most recent one, are likely to be of reasonable size.

I would expect the frequency of these to decrease as time goes on.

Claim inflation is unique in that it is unpredictable and can come in fits-and-starts.
I think this provides a unique opportunity (and associated risk) for those willing to play the inevitable swings in the market.
legendary
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Yes I am a pirate, 300 years too late!
Someone is doing some profit taking
legendary
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Anyway, this morning's 8 deposits move a total of 11500 CLAM to poloniex, and so far only around 5500 CLAM has been dumped:

https://i.imgur.com/4Zckag3.png

So I figure there's another 6000 CLAM waiting to be dumped.

It's like I'm psychic or something! 5400 CLAM dumped this morning:

legendary
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Yes I am a pirate, 300 years too late!
I just WD some BTC from coin-swap with no issues.
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Due to recently discovering that one of the exchanges listing CLAM is owned by GAW, and in light of recent rumors of corruption, fraud, and illegality associated with GAW, it has been decided to remove the Coin-Swap exchange from the OP post.
I noticed that too on coin-swap site itself, there is a news alert about it.
Im a bit worry about it, because I got some doges and other coins there
A few days ago, the wallet status of the coin I was going to withdraw was having block delayed
and still is, and a few other wallets are having non-healthy status
would it be best to sell em at market price and then withdraw bitcoin or just withdraw all coins raw?

has anyone managed to withdraw any coin successfully from coin-swap in the last couple days?
hero member
Activity: 784
Merit: 1002
CLAM Developer
Due to recently discovering that one of the exchanges listing CLAM is owned by GAW, and in light of recent rumors of corruption, fraud, and illegality associated with GAW, it has been decided to remove the Coin-Swap exchange from the OP post.
legendary
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if 40k was dumped in dec. then it has to be someone clam knows. devs may know..have a friend....who knew about clam in dec and had 40,000 clam?

I'm thinking it wasn't dumped. I'm thinking it was deposited, a little sold, and the rest withdrawn back to the user's local wallet.

We have no idea at all who it is.. someone with a lot of funded litecoin addresses.

I traced back 2 addresses from each of the big 3 dumps to the poloniex deposit address. All 6 turned out to be LTC addresses that were initially funded with their 4.6 CLAMs. They all look organic enough - like they're from an active service's hot wallet, rather than being a cynical attempt to pre-seed a bunch of addresses to profit from the CLAM distribution (note that the core wallet attempts to make change as small as possible but at least 0.01 LTC, so seeing 0.0100xxx is very common):








Edit: it looks like the 11.5k that was recently deposited to poloniex is the result of withdrawing 10k from poloniex back in January and staking it for 6 weeks. At 2% staking reward per week that's about right.
sr. member
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if 40k was dumped in dec. then it has to be someone clam knows. devs may know..have a friend....who knew about clam in dec and had 40,000 clam?


We have no idea at all who it is.. someone with a lot of funded litecoin addresses. I've personally been pointing it out since it started happening in December. 

December was when JD launched so it brought alot of attention to clams from people who were otherwise unaware so it makes since thats when it started. 
hero member
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if 40k was dumped in dec. then it has to be someone clam knows. devs may know..have a friend....who knew about clam in dec and had 40,000 clam?




just throwing out things,
legendary
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So I woke up this morning to find a coyote in my yard and 750 CLAM in my poloniex balance.



My long-standing buy order at 0.00515151 BTC/CLAM had been dumped into. I wasn't expecting that, since the price had been in the high 0.006's and holding pretty steady.

So where did the dump come from? I updated my "digging" chart, and didn't see any real increase in digging activity:



So I scanned the blockchain for recent big coin movements, and found these (txid, output size):

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c17738bbcf61972e9020076422eff149e57f434ba13609e75d01180b8ad11cbe            "value" : 1271.00000000,
19200db88205d43eb438ebbc88e25594a81ac286376d41f0d993583b4b441b08            "value" : 1484.00000000,
c0ea57c7cd305ea769b1e339133092c4dbd74d4407f60291699ee9ddd4219d80            "value" : 1458.00000000,
a800bf8613ec7a10717d48964a1e334c5710f0baf2066c6150c5172284b4a68d            "value" : 1600.00000000,
1e03c7d06057dc795e8401ecb6a3f472d545810196a2fb36a25e1bc34e43f4cb            "value" : 1447.00000000,
87e56e1553fa425c56fde5773c328961add43e2bc957a584853ad66dc6a48f88            "value" : 1421.00000000,
1a72b97ceb3708ef3b40e76f93a8a9cad378d1e9c9d01c8a8fbc06c0a13279aa            "value" : 1444.00000000,
2a60dcf29d144a5b1ba936ca29d2ca71f0034c62da4c88632e2cd2ad49134acd            "value" : 1375.00000000,
ec5d8b8d52cdf76562f07ce2799b3b551ac7b2d02c4baa6dacb9e72cee9df613            "value" : 211.67000000,
d5d420e387eda37e2280e50471c4520229c2457cf18489cad10fb605e92dc2e5            "value" : 345.27748830,
dd76571305106aea04a9cfe48faf1c050f72820512f11b837c76be03b893a41b            "value" : 169.87025268,
b5ab120be945198e4d81cb445e25c964b51c4ec8885ec7ded4a7882a2f648c7e            "value" : 755.29209286,

It turns out that the first 8 all go to the same address, and it looks very much like a poloniex deposit address. The same address has quite a history too:



ie. the same poloniex account was used to dump 40k CLAM in December and a further 73k CLAM in January.

I'm not sure how we didn't notice such huge dumps at the time. Maybe we did and I've forgotten about them?

Anyway, this morning's 8 deposits move a total of 11500 CLAM to poloniex, and so far only around 5500 CLAM has been dumped:



So I figure there's another 6000 CLAM waiting to be dumped.

Edit: Re. "I'm not sure how we didn't notice such huge dumps at the time" - I think it's because large amounts of it was withdrawn back from poloniex rather than being dumped. The 39700 deposited in January is probably the same coins as the 40k deposited in December, and today's dump came from the same coins as well. Then again, it's hard to be sure.

legendary
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Been away a while, but thought I would let you all know Crypto for Kids raised over $200 for Advocate Hope Children's Hospital.  But we're still at it!!  

Check out this fall's project www.islanddreamscards.com  and were still at www.cryptoforkids.com

Thanks for Dooglus for putting us in the OP!!!

I can't edit OP. It will probably have been SuperClam. I can link you in the JD FAQ though.
legendary
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Yes I am a pirate, 300 years too late!
Been away a while, but thought I would let you all know Crypto for Kids raised over $200 for Advocate Hope Children's Hospital.  But we're still at it!!  

Check out this fall's project www.islanddreamscards.com  and were still at www.cryptoforkids.com

Thanks for Dooglus for putting us in the OP!!!
legendary
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Is there a way to check which btc/doge/ltc addresses claimed clams?
It's really important for me.

Do you mean what you said, that you want a list of addresses that have claimed CLAMs?

Or do you just want a way to check for a given address whether it has claimed its CLAMs or not?

They're two different things. Both are possible, but the first one requires access to a block explorer for each of BTC, LTC, and DOGE. We can see a list of CLAM addresses which claimed their CLAMs, but each CLAM address can be converted to exactly one BTC, one LTC, and one DOGE address - so once we know a CLAM address that claimed we need to check all three of the DOGE, BTC, and LTC block explorers to see which of the three blockchains that private key was used on before May 12th.

For example, CLAM address xC6ktEBwaTk8G27wCWwQjGmDuK14SZPvJa has dug up its CLAMs. That CLAM address has the same privkey as LTC address LP25FZfJPQW9USiE2BJ3a7YCtR57DVHk5Y, DOGE address D8wDXcJ7cAANkeCfadJJqre3ZLS8SU2zrY and BTC address 14o7zMMUJkG6De24r3JkJ6USgChq7iWF86. Only one of those three addresses was funded in May 2014, but we need to check the block explorers to find out which it was:

   BTC: http://blockchain.info/address/14o7zMMUJkG6De24r3JkJ6USgChq7iWF86
  DOGE: http://dogechain.info/address/D8wDXcJ7cAANkeCfadJJqre3ZLS8SU2zrY
   LTC: http://block-explorer.com/address/LP25FZfJPQW9USiE2BJ3a7YCtR57DVHk5Y
  CLAM: http://khashier.com/address/xC6ktEBwaTk8G27wCWwQjGmDuK14SZPvJa

legendary
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Is there a way to check which btc/doge/ltc addresses claimed clams?
It's really important for me.

Go to www.Just-dice.com and then the chat box.  Type /dig


That will tell you if it is loaded or not.
Thanks for your help!
I've checked some addresses Smiley

ps: I don't own those addresses.
legendary
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Is there a way to check which btc/doge/ltc addresses claimed clams?
It's really important for me.

Go to www.Just-dice.com and then the chat box.  Type /dig


That will tell you if it is loaded or not.
legendary
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Is there a way to check which btc/doge/ltc addresses claimed clams?
It's really important for me.
hero member
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CLAM Developer
Are fees necessary for clam? If staking is same and not ending over the time ?
As CLAM grows I believe the block reward can be removed entirely due to high number of transactions with fees + low energy costs.
That's going to be a up hill fight to get the block reward removed and honestly I like the block reward + fees. Cheesy

As was previously mentioned, transaction fees are an important incentive and Denial of Service feature.



Concerning the perpetual 1 CLAM per block reward, it is designed to replace the deflation of lost or burned CLAMs and provide for a stable and conservative level of additional inflation.
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