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betohell

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Quote from: BayAreaCoins on September 14, 2015, 01:18:11 AM

Quote from: betohell on September 13, 2015, 09:58:33 PM

Sorry for some noob questions (as I don't really what is this but after checked I can sell for 0.005BTC)

1. so once I 'sell' the address to you, am I able to use that address afterward?

No worry about noob questions. You aren't born knowing this shit and honestly I've learned new crypto shit every day since 2012 almost.

You can reuse the address afterwards, but it wouldn't be very "crypto" of you. You can also dig/sell none empty addresses if you so wish... again though that wouldn't be very crypto of you.

I strongly strongly strongly recommend retiring the address after you share your private key.

The best kept secret is.... your own secret

. This way if your computer gets hacked or something you can't say "well maybe it was that bastard BAC!"

We want to keep trust out of the equation as much as possible and whenever we can!

If you have any more questions please please please feel free to ask. There are no bad questions, only bad people! jk Grin

final question, where can I find out my private key?
I am using blockchain

EDIT: all good, just done and waiting for my payment Grin

BayAreaCoins

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Quote from: betohell on September 13, 2015, 09:58:33 PM

Sorry for some noob questions (as I don't really what is this but after checked I can sell for 0.005BTC)

1. so once I 'sell' the address to you, am I able to use that address afterward?

No worry about noob questions. You aren't born knowing this shit and honestly I've learned new crypto shit every day since 2012 almost.

You can reuse the address afterwards, but it wouldn't be very "crypto" of you. You can also dig/sell none empty addresses if you so wish... again though that wouldn't be very crypto of you.

I strongly strongly strongly recommend retiring the address after you share your private key.

The best kept secret is.... your own secret

. This way if your computer gets hacked or something you can't say "well maybe it was that bastard BAC!"

We want to keep trust out of the equation as much as possible and whenever we can!

If you have any more questions please please please feel free to ask. There are no bad questions, only bad people! jk Grin

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Quote from: Hugroll on September 13, 2015, 07:37:28 PM

Quote from: BayAreaCoins on September 13, 2015, 07:11:08 PM

Quote from: Zeroxal on September 13, 2015, 06:26:13 PM

I know there is a clan dice site. Never figured out where to get CLAMS. Do some random btc addresses have them? Could I just generate hundreds of addresses and check if there is CLAMS?

If you owned Bitcoin, Litecoin, or Dogecoin on May 12, 2014 then each address was already credited with 4.6 ish CLAMS (exact numbers on my site.)
Every single address that had coins over "dust" were given a flat 4.6 clam. So a 25btc Satoshi wallet got as many CLAMs as a .01BTC faceting wallet.
That being said... I can't tell you how many people have been searching on www.Buttcoins.com looking for BTC addresses that contain CLAM. lol Cheesy

(you are welcome to try of course)

can someone explain to me what a CLAM is? Huh

here man : https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annclam-clams-proof-of-chain-proof-of-working-stake-aka-clamcoin-623147

betohell

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Sorry for some noob questions (as I don't really what is this but after checked I can sell for 0.005BTC)

1. so once I 'sell' the address to you, am I able to use that address afterward?

Hugroll

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Quote from: BayAreaCoins on September 13, 2015, 07:11:08 PM

Quote from: Zeroxal on September 13, 2015, 06:26:13 PM

I know there is a clan dice site. Never figured out where to get CLAMS. Do some random btc addresses have them? Could I just generate hundreds of addresses and check if there is CLAMS?

If you owned Bitcoin, Litecoin, or Dogecoin on May 12, 2014 then each address was already credited with 4.6 ish CLAMS (exact numbers on my site.)
Every single address that had coins over "dust" were given a flat 4.6 clam. So a 25btc Satoshi wallet got as many CLAMs as a .01BTC faceting wallet.
That being said... I can't tell you how many people have been searching on www.Buttcoins.com looking for BTC addresses that contain CLAM. lol Cheesy

(you are welcome to try of course)

can someone explain to me what a CLAM is? Huh

Zeroxal

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Quote from: Zeroxal on September 13, 2015, 07:18:27 PM

Quote from: lonelybitcoin on September 13, 2015, 07:16:06 PM

Quote from: BayAreaCoins on September 13, 2015, 07:11:08 PM

Quote from: Zeroxal on September 13, 2015, 06:26:13 PM

I know there is a clan dice site. Never figured out where to get CLAMS. Do some random btc addresses have them? Could I just generate hundreds of addresses and check if there is CLAMS?

If you owned Bitcoin, Litecoin, or Dogecoin on May 12, 2014 then each address was already credited with 4.6 ish CLAMS (exact numbers on my site.)

Every single address that had coins over "dust" were given a flat 4.6 clam. So a 25btc Satoshi wallet got as many CLAMs as a .01BTC faceting wallet.

If you generated a bunch of addresses today... the chances are you won't hit a collision with an address that was used on May 12, 2014!

That being said... I can't tell you how many people have been searching on www.Buttcoins.com looking for BTC addresses that contain CLAM. lol Cheesy

(you are welcome to try of course)

Oh, but actually, I had a lot of adresses that owned bitcoin on may 12, 2014. But when I checked, it didn't show up anything. So is there a bug or is there something I understood wrong? All of the addresses had more than 0.01 btc. When I checked, it didn't find anything

Oh, did buttons.com actually been sold or is the original owner running it? Read that it might worth alot

Same here, when I check on your site it shows: The address was not found in the CLAM initial distribution.

EDIT: My address actually had no balance at that day because I have depostited all of my bitcoins to a Web wallet... Then, a day after the CLAMS were given out, I put them all back again...
Well that was bad luck

I have edited my previous post, found out my address didn't actually hold CLAM

Edit:
Are the private keys of your website acquired from somewhere else, or did you generate them?

BayAreaCoins

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Quote from: lonelybitcoin on September 13, 2015, 07:16:06 PM

Quote from: BayAreaCoins on September 13, 2015, 07:11:08 PM

Quote from: Zeroxal on September 13, 2015, 06:26:13 PM

I know there is a clan dice site. Never figured out where to get CLAMS. Do some random btc addresses have them? Could I just generate hundreds of addresses and check if there is CLAMS?

If you owned Bitcoin, Litecoin, or Dogecoin on May 12, 2014 then each address was already credited with 4.6 ish CLAMS (exact numbers on my site.)

Every single address that had coins over "dust" were given a flat 4.6 clam. So a 25btc Satoshi wallet got as many CLAMs as a .01BTC faceting wallet.

If you generated a bunch of addresses today... the chances are you won't hit a collision with an address that was used on May 12, 2014!

That being said... I can't tell you how many people have been searching on www.Buttcoins.com looking for BTC addresses that contain CLAM. lol Cheesy

(you are welcome to try of course)

Oh, but actually, I had a lot of adresses that owned bitcoin on may 12, 2014. But when I checked, it didn't show up anything. So is there a bug or is there something I understood wrong? All of the addresses had more than 0.01 btc. When I checked, it didn't find anything

Oh, did buttons.com actually been sold or is the original owner running it? Read that it might worth alot

A different Buttcoin site got sold in order to stop them from trolling BFL. I own Buttcoins.com.

Would you mind posting one of your public key? I'll tell you why it doesn't contain clams once I get a chance to take a look at her! (just a blockchain.info link is fine)

Quote from: Zeroxal on September 13, 2015, 07:18:27 PM

Quote from: lonelybitcoin on September 13, 2015, 07:16:06 PM

Quote from: BayAreaCoins on September 13, 2015, 07:11:08 PM

Quote from: Zeroxal on September 13, 2015, 06:26:13 PM

I know there is a clan dice site. Never figured out where to get CLAMS. Do some random btc addresses have them? Could I just generate hundreds of addresses and check if there is CLAMS?

If you owned Bitcoin, Litecoin, or Dogecoin on May 12, 2014 then each address was already credited with 4.6 ish CLAMS (exact numbers on my site.)

Every single address that had coins over "dust" were given a flat 4.6 clam. So a 25btc Satoshi wallet got as many CLAMs as a .01BTC faceting wallet.

If you generated a bunch of addresses today... the chances are you won't hit a collision with an address that was used on May 12, 2014!

That being said... I can't tell you how many people have been searching on www.Buttcoins.com looking for BTC addresses that contain CLAM. lol Cheesy

(you are welcome to try of course)

Oh, but actually, I had a lot of adresses that owned bitcoin on may 12, 2014. But when I checked, it didn't show up anything. So is there a bug or is there something I understood wrong? All of the addresses had more than 0.01 btc. When I checked, it didn't find anything

Oh, did buttons.com actually been sold or is the original owner running it? Read that it might worth alot

Same here, when I check on your site it shows: The address was not found in the CLAM initial distribution.

Would you mind linking me to the wallet that you are referencing? I'll be happy to see why it doesn't meet the CLAM criteria.

Zeroxal

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Quote from: lonelybitcoin on September 13, 2015, 07:16:06 PM

Quote from: BayAreaCoins on September 13, 2015, 07:11:08 PM

Quote from: Zeroxal on September 13, 2015, 06:26:13 PM

I know there is a clan dice site. Never figured out where to get CLAMS. Do some random btc addresses have them? Could I just generate hundreds of addresses and check if there is CLAMS?

If you owned Bitcoin, Litecoin, or Dogecoin on May 12, 2014 then each address was already credited with 4.6 ish CLAMS (exact numbers on my site.)

Every single address that had coins over "dust" were given a flat 4.6 clam. So a 25btc Satoshi wallet got as many CLAMs as a .01BTC faceting wallet.

If you generated a bunch of addresses today... the chances are you won't hit a collision with an address that was used on May 12, 2014!

That being said... I can't tell you how many people have been searching on www.Buttcoins.com looking for BTC addresses that contain CLAM. lol Cheesy

(you are welcome to try of course)

Oh, but actually, I had a lot of adresses that owned bitcoin on may 12, 2014. But when I checked, it didn't show up anything. So is there a bug or is there something I understood wrong? All of the addresses had more than 0.01 btc. When I checked, it didn't find anything

Oh, did buttons.com actually been sold or is the original owner running it? Read that it might worth alot

Same here, when I check on your site it shows: The address was not found in the CLAM initial distribution.

EDIT: My address actually had no balance at that day because I have depostited all of my bitcoins to a Web wallet... Then, a day after the CLAMS were given out, I put them all back again...
Well that was bad luck

lonelybitcoin

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Quote from: BayAreaCoins on September 13, 2015, 07:11:08 PM

Quote from: Zeroxal on September 13, 2015, 06:26:13 PM

I know there is a clan dice site. Never figured out where to get CLAMS. Do some random btc addresses have them? Could I just generate hundreds of addresses and check if there is CLAMS?

If you owned Bitcoin, Litecoin, or Dogecoin on May 12, 2014 then each address was already credited with 4.6 ish CLAMS (exact numbers on my site.)

Every single address that had coins over "dust" were given a flat 4.6 clam. So a 25btc Satoshi wallet got as many CLAMs as a .01BTC faceting wallet.

If you generated a bunch of addresses today... the chances are you won't hit a collision with an address that was used on May 12, 2014!

That being said... I can't tell you how many people have been searching on www.Buttcoins.com looking for BTC addresses that contain CLAM. lol Cheesy

(you are welcome to try of course)

Oh, but actually, I had a lot of adresses that owned bitcoin on may 12, 2014. But when I checked, it didn't show up anything. So is there a bug or is there something I understood wrong? All of the addresses had more than 0.01 btc. When I checked, it didn't find anything

Oh, did buttons.com actually been sold or is the original owner running it? Read that it might worth alot

BayAreaCoins

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Quote from: Zeroxal on September 13, 2015, 06:26:13 PM

I know there is a clan dice site. Never figured out where to get CLAMS. Do some random btc addresses have them? Could I just generate hundreds of addresses and check if there is CLAMS?

If you owned Bitcoin, Litecoin, or Dogecoin on May 12, 2014 then each address was already credited with 4.6 ish CLAMS (exact numbers on my site.)

Every single address that had coins over "dust" were given a flat 4.6 clam. So a 25btc Satoshi wallet got as many CLAMs as a .01BTC faceting wallet.

If you generated a bunch of addresses today... the chances are you won't hit a collision with an address that was used on May 12, 2014!

That being said... I can't tell you how many people have been searching on www.Buttcoins.com [edit:website is currently down] looking for BTC addresses that contain CLAM. lol Cheesy

(you are welcome to try of course)

Zeroxal

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I know there is a clan dice site. Never figured out where to get CLAMS. Do some random btc addresses have them? Could I just generate hundreds of addresses and check if there is CLAMS?

BayAreaCoins

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Quote from: rz20 on September 13, 2015, 05:57:52 PM

Can I import the bitcoin wallet directly to the clam client? If yes maybe I sync the wallet.

You can. Just be sure to move your BTC first.

If you can't get it to work or whatever... we'd sure love your business!

Good luck Tongue

www.ClamChecker.com!

rz20

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Can I import the bitcoin wallet directly to the clam client? If yes maybe I sync the wallet.

BayAreaCoins

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Quote from: wayayo on September 13, 2015, 07:54:23 AM

Is there a way to check thousands of address in one go?

Using the CLAM Client. (the CLAM wallet... this is Option #3 at the /dig page... it does take some time to download.)

It automatically sniffs through your stuff looking for CLAM with a single click.

Right now our site doesn't allow you to multi-search. Find one, follow through, earn your $ and go to the next one at this point.

I will see what I can do for the "check in one click" here in the near future.

We have had people write scripts to dig through us as well that worked.

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Is there a way to check thousands of address in one go?

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Quote from: defcon23 on September 13, 2015, 02:27:38 AM

for changing clams , no need to go in coinbase.. poloniex exchange them without a problem.

I believe he is trying to dig some CLAMS he found on one of his Coinbase addresses.

Quote from: johnlemon on September 13, 2015, 04:30:10 AM

www.clamchecker.com says

"The address was not found in the CLAM initial distribution"
sadly i'm not qualified

The Bitcoin, Litecoin or Dogecoin address needs to have been in use on May 12, 2014. If your addy held coins on that date, then you are good to rock n roll.

Don't forget your "change addresses"!

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www.clamchecker.com says

"The address was not found in the CLAM initial distribution"
sadly i'm not qualified

defcon23

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for changing clams , no need to go in coinbase.. poloniex exchange them without a problem.

BayAreaCoins

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Quote from: [BTC]onFIRE on September 12, 2015, 09:23:55 PM

Surprised you actually got a sale 0.o. I thought CLAMs died lol.

If you find a way to claim clams from a Coinbase addy, lmk Tongue

Shoot them a email and ask.

It really can't hurt anything and they could add the CLAMS to your account with like 3.5 clicks Tongue

.

I see two emails from customers right here Wink

!

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Surprised you actually got a sale 0.o. I thought CLAMs died lol.

If you find a way to claim clams from a Coinbase addy, lmk Tongue

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