[ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake, a.k.a. "Clamcoin" - page 69.

hroub

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Quote from: Vlada69 on February 25, 2018, 01:10:16 PM

Quote from: hroub on February 25, 2018, 11:16:30 AM

Quote from: ijuststarted on February 25, 2018, 10:43:24 AM

Quote from: hroub on February 25, 2018, 10:26:33 AM

Has anyone been able to withdraw any CLAM from Yobit? I converted all to BTC and was getting ready to move to Polo, but now I am stuck trying to verify my Polo account. If CLAM withdraw is now active, I would consider converting back to CLAM and withdraw CLAM...

Well the situation has been like that for quite some time now. I don't see any indications why yobit would enable CLAM withdrawal, when they had the pssobility to do that all along. I don't know about BTC withdrawal fees at the moment, so you should check if BCH or DOGE would be a better option.

Yeah, sorry, I meant I converted all to BTC then to DOGE. But now that Polo keeps denying my verification, I'm looking for other alternatives... Cryptopia and Bluetrade have too low volumes...

Bleutrade was used from a guy on reddit as I was routing the only exchange that can easily shift your clams to the clamclient. As I posted many times.

Unfortunately post of that from reddit was deleted!?!

Thanks. I'm going to try Cryptopia. They have less trading volume than Yoshit, but at least I haven't had any major problems with them related to withdrawals... It's probably going to take a while to buy back some CLAMs and send to my staking wallet, because of Cryptopia low volume... But at least it's higher volume than Bluetrade...

Vlada69

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Quote from: hroub on February 25, 2018, 11:16:30 AM

Quote from: ijuststarted on February 25, 2018, 10:43:24 AM

Quote from: hroub on February 25, 2018, 10:26:33 AM

Has anyone been able to withdraw any CLAM from Yobit? I converted all to BTC and was getting ready to move to Polo, but now I am stuck trying to verify my Polo account. If CLAM withdraw is now active, I would consider converting back to CLAM and withdraw CLAM...

Well the situation has been like that for quite some time now. I don't see any indications why yobit would enable CLAM withdrawal, when they had the pssobility to do that all along. I don't know about BTC withdrawal fees at the moment, so you should check if BCH or DOGE would be a better option.

Yeah, sorry, I meant I converted all to BTC then to DOGE. But now that Polo keeps denying my verification, I'm looking for other alternatives... Cryptopia and Bluetrade have too low volumes...

Bleutrade was used from a guy on reddit as I was routing the only exchange that can easily shift your clams to the clamclient. As I posted many times.

Unfortunately post of that from reddit was deleted!?!

hroub

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BCH Wallet: 1PmR3k4cA4YVy7r7RVgYdSjnon2A1aJSLk

Quote from: ijuststarted on February 25, 2018, 10:43:24 AM

Quote from: hroub on February 25, 2018, 10:26:33 AM

Has anyone been able to withdraw any CLAM from Yobit? I converted all to BTC and was getting ready to move to Polo, but now I am stuck trying to verify my Polo account. If CLAM withdraw is now active, I would consider converting back to CLAM and withdraw CLAM...

Well the situation has been like that for quite some time now. I don't see any indications why yobit would enable CLAM withdrawal, when they had the pssobility to do that all along. I don't know about BTC withdrawal fees at the moment, so you should check if BCH or DOGE would be a better option.

Yeah, sorry, I meant I converted all to BTC then to DOGE. But now that Polo keeps denying my verification, I'm looking for other alternatives... Cryptopia and Bluetrade have too low volumes...

technerd

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Quote from: jordixal on February 21, 2018, 05:40:32 AM

Quote from: Melody Jelly on February 19, 2018, 01:03:23 PM

Is there any new things going on here?
Honestly speaking I cannot see what is reason for that coin. From trading view looks it is dead. Good thing is support poloniex and bittrex. but volumes are not huge, not sure how long it will stay on exchanges

Look at the RDD and VERGE volumes/price on Biitrex 2 years ago, you'll be surprised. And RDD was delisted from Poloniex, that seemed the end for RDD, and look now.

I think for now, I still see some value in Clam with Just-Dice. And I believe a new release on the clam wallet is in the works. Much of the details of the new release, features and all, I have not really gotten a chance to research. Perhaps someone here can add, or if you want, you can always go to the clam channel in IRC and check with the people there. Hope this helps!

ijuststarted

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Quote from: hroub on February 25, 2018, 10:26:33 AM

Has anyone been able to withdraw any CLAM from Yobit? I converted all to BTC and was getting ready to move to Polo, but now I am stuck trying to verify my Polo account. If CLAM withdraw is now active, I would consider converting back to CLAM and withdraw CLAM...

Well the situation has been like that for quite some time now. I don't see any indications why yobit would enable CLAM withdrawal, when they had the pssobility to do that all along. I don't know about BTC withdrawal fees at the moment, so you should check if BCH or DOGE would be a better option.

hroub

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BCH Wallet: 1PmR3k4cA4YVy7r7RVgYdSjnon2A1aJSLk

Has anyone been able to withdraw any CLAM from Yobit? I converted all to BTC and was getting ready to move to Polo, but now I am stuck trying to verify my Polo account. If CLAM withdraw is now active, I would consider converting back to CLAM and withdraw CLAM...

jordixal

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Quote from: Melody Jelly on February 19, 2018, 01:03:23 PM

Is there any new things going on here?
Honestly speaking I cannot see what is reason for that coin. From trading view looks it is dead. Good thing is support poloniex and bittrex. but volumes are not huge, not sure how long it will stay on exchanges

Look at the RDD and VERGE volumes/price on Biitrex 2 years ago, you'll be surprised. And RDD was delisted from Poloniex, that seemed the end for RDD, and look now.

Vlada69

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Quote from: hroub on February 19, 2018, 02:22:34 PM

Why BCH instead of DOGE? DOGE fees are much lower.
Why Bluetrade instead of Poloniex? Polo volume is much higher.

ok for doge and polo had issues too about clams. It may be ok now.

https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/transactionfees-bch-doge.html#3m

hroub

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BCH Wallet: 1PmR3k4cA4YVy7r7RVgYdSjnon2A1aJSLk

Why BCH instead of DOGE? DOGE fees are much lower.
Why Bluetrade instead of Poloniex? Polo volume is much higher.

Vlada69

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Quote from: hroub on February 19, 2018, 01:09:19 PM

Quote from: ijuststarted on February 02, 2018, 03:00:36 PM

Quote from: Vlada69 on February 02, 2018, 10:29:20 AM

Quote from: hroub on February 02, 2018, 10:03:59 AM

Has anyone been able to withdraw CLAM from Yobit.net in the past 2 months? I've been trying to and it keeps saying "Withdrawal for such currency is temporary off."

I've been trying since mid December or even before... Thought it would be fixed, but it doesnt look like it's going anywhere. Huh

Anyone knows what's up? Thanks.

I tried and eventually moved some to bleutrade which works just fine. Had same message for weeks and no reply from customer support.

It appears like the "Withdrawal for such currency is temporary off." is part of yobit's business plan. If I were you I'd trade the CLAMS for BTC and then into LTC and get them off of yobit - and never go back there Wink

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What kind of business plan?
I think I'm gonna do that... I was hoping I wouldnt have to because I had bought those CLAMs at a good price. Yoshit has been totally ignoring my tickets for over 2 weeks:

Dude, change it to bch and move it to bleutrade...You will lose on bch/btc and btc/clams but you will get it eventually.

hroub

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Quote from: ijuststarted on February 02, 2018, 03:00:36 PM

Quote from: Vlada69 on February 02, 2018, 10:29:20 AM

Quote from: hroub on February 02, 2018, 10:03:59 AM

Has anyone been able to withdraw CLAM from Yobit.net in the past 2 months? I've been trying to and it keeps saying "Withdrawal for such currency is temporary off."

I've been trying since mid December or even before... Thought it would be fixed, but it doesnt look like it's going anywhere. Huh

Anyone knows what's up? Thanks.

I tried and eventually moved some to bleutrade which works just fine. Had same message for weeks and no reply from customer support.

It appears like the "Withdrawal for such currency is temporary off." is part of yobit's business plan. If I were you I'd trade the CLAMS for BTC and then into LTC and get them off of yobit - and never go back there Wink

.

What kind of business plan?
I think I'm gonna do that... I was hoping I wouldnt have to because I had bought those CLAMs at a good price. Yoshit has been totally ignoring my tickets for over 2 weeks:

Melody Jelly

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Is there any new things going on here?
Honestly speaking I cannot see what is reason for that coin. From trading view looks it is dead. Good thing is support poloniex and bittrex. but volumes are not huge, not sure how long it will stay on exchanges

Vlada69

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Quote from: ijuststarted on February 18, 2018, 01:49:22 PM

Quote from: Yanakitu Tenatako on February 18, 2018, 07:30:50 AM

This is strange.

Are you getting CLAM coins these days?
Staking is not working, like 51% attack or similar, time to get reward is 2hrs, and I am getting 1-2 per day.

Would you mind telling us how many CLAMs you're actually staking? So we could compare your results to similar stakers.
However, the client showing "2 Hours" and you receiving 1-2 per day doesn't sound too unrealistic in my opinion.

2 months ago 1000 clams will give you 1 stake.

jordixal

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Just saying, this coin it seems to be in accumulation phase, low volume an lateral price. Definitely will see it again to 2mbtc. Rigth time for buying

ijuststarted

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Quote from: Yanakitu Tenatako on February 18, 2018, 07:30:50 AM

This is strange.

Are you getting CLAM coins these days?
Staking is not working, like 51% attack or similar, time to get reward is 2hrs, and I am getting 1-2 per day.

Would you mind telling us how many CLAMs you're actually staking? So we could compare your results to similar stakers.
However, the client showing "2 Hours" and you receiving 1-2 per day doesn't sound too unrealistic in my opinion.

Yanakitu Tenatako

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This is strange.

Are you getting CLAM coins these days?
Staking is not working, like 51% attack or similar, time to get reward is 2hrs, and I am getting 1-2 per day.

Yanakitu Tenatako

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Finally I have static IP.
What should I do to improve my connection to CLAM. I am staking and getting far less than expected in reward.

gjhiggins

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Quote from: dooglus on February 16, 2018, 02:24:27 PM

The other 63 connected to me, and so may not be listening for incoming connections:

Yes, of course. As I had to remind myself, they're probably listening but the router for the (home?) subnet they're connected to won't be forwarding on 31774 unless the user has either enabled NAT (against the advice of the DHS) or set up port forwarding.

Cheers,

Graham

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Quote from: gjhiggins on February 16, 2018, 08:38:45 AM

Quote from: Vlada69 on February 13, 2018, 02:15:16 PM

addnode ... add

Only 12 work from all of these so do please update as you want.

I just filtered these (79 nodes) off've my client's getpeerinfo results ...

I also have 79 peers, but only 16 of them are outbound connections. The other 63 connected to me, and so may not be listening for incoming connections:

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$ clamd getpeerinfo | grep inbound | sort | uniq -c
16 "inbound" : false,
63 "inbound" : true,

These are the 16 inbound ones:

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$ clamd getpeerinfo | grep 'inbound.*false' -B12 | grep '"addr"' | cut -d'"' -f4 | sort -t. -k4n
158.69.32.10:31174
138.197.211.12:31174
51.15.208.17:31174
86.6.94.20:31174
76.68.208.40:31174
68.200.152.44:31174
54.83.128.67:31174
97.83.177.95:31174
45.33.51.122:31174
46.4.113.143:31174
24.122.244.181:31174
163.172.138.202:31174
86.61.18.209:31174
194.88.107.212:31174
159.203.5.220:31174
68.195.28.248:31174

So maybe try those 16 first, since they for sure were accepting incoming connections at some point.

gjhiggins

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Quote from: Vlada69 on February 13, 2018, 02:15:16 PM

addnode ... add

Only 12 work from all of these so do please update as you want.

I just filtered these (79 nodes) off've my client's getpeerinfo results ...

addnode=5.254.66.101:50298 addnode=5.68.54.99:31174 addnode=5.9.31.67:49126 addnode=12.13.193.227:60936 addnode=24.168.32.40:6193 addnode=24.9.70.204:54975 addnode=34.227.77.6:56497 addnode=37.189.255.136:65358 addnode=42.115.71.61:58955 addnode=45.28.140.116:62007 addnode=45.33.51.122:31174 addnode=46.105.98.179:31174 addnode=46.164.237.90:61138 addnode=46.242.35.119:51812 addnode=50.89.159.163:31174 addnode=50.89.159.163:49771 addnode=51.15.208.17:39942 addnode=54.83.128.67:45972 addnode=67.173.62.28:60524 addnode=67.190.62.252:31174 addnode=68.104.115.19:52912 addnode=68.195.28.248:31174 addnode=68.195.28.248:63957 addnode=68.96.96.143:59827 addnode=71.67.143.27:42425 addnode=73.196.204.117:31174 addnode=73.228.139.14:50420 addnode=73.95.169.154:62328 addnode=75.118.15.224:31174 addnode=76.103.125.46:44372 addnode=76.170.119.118:51353 addnode=77.190.169.17:65479 addnode=78.128.90.139:11140 addnode=78.66.36.36:49906 addnode=79.8.1.204:56356 addnode=81.61.92.19:57977 addnode=82.118.249.27:52464 addnode=83.84.173.136:23617 addnode=84.81.89.187:50032 addnode=86.148.246.170:61134 addnode=86.16.8.251:2580 addnode=86.21.88.174:31174 addnode=86.6.94.20:31174 addnode=88.17.148.10:55830 addnode=89.216.104.196:31174 addnode=92.210.93.81:54276 addnode=93.86.133.150:56786 addnode=94.242.254.66:40046 addnode=95.25.66.133:60923 addnode=99.189.170.199:50649 addnode=99.99.253.228:39920 addnode=104.239.139.17:33179 addnode=104.6.36.22:50761 addnode=108.31.223.236:31174 addnode=109.233.58.44:43200 addnode=109.252.60.102:13691 addnode=118.102.74.85:58544 addnode=118.102.74.85:59510 addnode=138.197.211.12:31174 addnode=138.201.35.158:31174 addnode=142.196.87.121:53317 addnode=145.239.28.208:46014 addnode=158.69.32.10:51376 addnode=163.172.138.202:53180 addnode=168.195.223.229:47284 addnode=170.130.28.170:51822 addnode=178.63.60.7:36500 addnode=179.113.194.75:49415 addnode=188.126.72.192:64616 addnode=188.40.131.43:41392 addnode=192.99.7.115:31174 addnode=193.23.157.12:55443 addnode=193.70.47.2:38163 addnode=213.60.163.199:48106 addnode=219.136.252.124:54817 addnode=219.136.252.124:55639 addnode=219.136.252.124:61613 addnode=219.136.252.124:63638 addnode=220.118.173.91:31174

Cheers

Graham

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