Topic: [ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake, a.k.a. "Clamcoin" - page 487. (Read 1151252 times)

Sorry, I have no idea. The dev has been very helpful.

theres no wallet.dat

How can I claim BTC in Electrum wallet?

after doing the multibit.key guide in the op

nothing happens the command seems to be accepted , but then i just get 'Clam Debit' and a blank line in the console.. anyone else?

can i use old wallets i once had funds in for that? Will i have clams after importing an old wallet?

510 confirmations for me is about 20 hours atm.

HOW LONG IT WILL TAKE CLAM TO STAKE IN THE WALLET?

I already claimed that giveaway.
But I had over 2k DOGE in the wallet in May (still have some to this day, its never been empty since back in November)... I don't understand. Ran with --salvagewallet after both copying the wallet.dat and putting a backup from the dogewallet in the appdata for CLAM.

edit** I am retard, it works replace the wallet.dat, don't let it become wallet(2).dat

missing transaction... i sent 4.6 clams from my ltc import to my main clam...
TXID:  5151d77d3b19baf01d89eac4fab644b644ddb45b28221532f55e8ec33e81fc28

however i cant seem to get those in my wallet.... any block explorer ?

There is a giveaway on Poloniex at the moment.
It is only a small amount, but every CLAM counts!

I got NO CLAM

So if i copy my doge wallet.dat into CLAM app/roaming folders and sync it, what happen to my Doge wallet? Would my Doge still be there?

What does "salvagewallet" do? What does it salvages?

lol, np.

Anyway, you already have the private keys of all Clams users

how long it will stake in the wallet?

lol.. thanks!

Why on earth did you quote the entire posting just to ask a simple question? BAD! VERY BAD!  

Also, i do believe you can mine with cpu. Although you might be better off just buying into coins when they are cheap and holding them. It is really hard to give advice on what to do because everyone is in a different situation. I don't know what the reward is going to look like for the mining. I like the concept though:

" The CLAM Shell aims to meet these needs by placing at least 25% of the resources earned by the pool into what is known as "The CLAM Shell". The CLAM Shell is comprised of an accruing account of sub-market price buy orders at market. These buy orders have two primary characteristics: they are placed at between 50% and 75% of the current market price, and any order that falls to below 50% of the current market price will periodically be accrued and moved up to track the current market price.

All CLAMS purchased with these buy orders are distributed to the pool miners via the accrued 'Pearl Payouts' system. "

All the clams that are out there are all there will be. Without a constant supply to dilute prices other than people doing the conversions in their wallets and such and then dumping, i dunno, it sure seems like something interesting. In this circumstance mining the coin really helps two fold. You get the coins and you get to help set prices. The more we mine the more we can buy up, the better the price looks. HMMM indeed.

In all honesty, mining is sort of complex. It isn't that is unreachable, just requires a bit of time investment. Lots of good guides have been written about how to mine in a much more logical flow than i could put forth here.

http://cryptojunky.com/blog/2013/03/12/absolute-beginners-guide-to-litecoin-mining/

http://www.pcworld.com/article/2151261/beginners-guide-to-mining-litecoin-dogecoin-and-other-bitcoin-variants.html

https://litecointalk.org/index.php?topic=1348.0

Get a nice fat joint, cup or coffee, nice hard drink, what ever your poison is, kick back, and read up.

can I mine this with my desktop computer? what miner is best for this?  sorry havent mine coin before i just buy..

Tried again from scratch and with an older wallet.dat. I used the "--salvagewallet" command on first start and the clam nazi said "No Clams For You!!!" It was worth a shot, thanks for your help everyone!

The distribution was based on an analysis of the BTC/LTC/DOGE block chain around mid May: so if you had a balance in the wallet at that time you were involved in the distribution.

The distribution was completed via sendMany before block #10,000: So, sync the CLAMS chain to block 10,000 and you should see your CLAMS if they exist.

Hope that was helpful

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We don't blame anyone for being skeptical

Another option, if it makes you feel more comfortable, is that encrypted BTC/LTC/DOGE wallet.dat can be imported and the CLAMS chain can be sync'd.  
This will show you if you received any CLAMS; of coarse, you would still need to un-encrypt your wallet to actually send CLAMS.

Concerning the pool @ khashier.com:  I am certain everyone appreciates you hash!  
The multi-pool has the potential to become a great asset and resource for everyone and the entire CLAMS network if folks believe and get involved with their miners.

Please be aware that we won't be running the payout scripts until later today when we are all around and can monitor the logs.
No worries, the BTC (and purchased CLAMS) are safe and sound!

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We appreciate very much your contribution, HOWEVER:

Everyone should please be aware that we did NOT review or sign this executable!
Anyone who chooses to use this OSX wallet should do so at their OWN RISK.

We will be releasing the official OSX build with our next update (which is in the pipeline and set to release quite soon).

So please:

Proceed at your own caution and risk with this OSX build.  
It was contributed by a community member and has not been verified by the CLAMS Dev Team.

Sorry, don't mean to dilute your help and work, but with the CLAMClient security must be priority #1.
Hope you understand

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 Super!

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Your hash would be very much appreciated at the Multi-Pool

Please be aware that the Multi-Pool uses Pearl Payouts!
This payout system is slightly different that what you are likely used to at the majority of Mining Pools.
You can read more about Pearl Payouts in the OP Post here, or on the pool website itself.

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Drats! That stinks
If you have any older wallet.dat files around it might be worth it to go Clamming with them.  The distribution was done in May, no the wallet had to have balance then (the balance right now is unimportant).

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This is true!  Unfortunately, it is almost impossible to estimate exactly what the total distribution will be
All that can be certain is that:

Users Aware of Clams (Claimed CLAMS) +=  CLAMS

Hopefully, that will make Supply ~== Demand to some extent!

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Cheers Everyone!  Back in a handful of hours