Re: [ANN][CLAM] CLAMs, Proof-Of-Chain, Proof-Of-Working-Stake, a.k.a. "Clamcoin"
Confused ? We aren't. 
The lottery continued on for almost two months after your last reported big win. How many more big wins did you mine ?
The lottery continued on for almost two months after your last reported big win. How many more big wins did you mine ?
I was staking ~500 blocks per day, or around 30% of the network total. I had my fair share of big wins, but the majority of stakes were 0.1 CLAMs. During the lottery staking the average stake size was lower than the current 1 CLAM per block.
What percentage of the total CLAM supply did you "win", by the time the fork came into effect ?
Staking is a way of keeping up with inflation. To get a percentage of the CLAM supply you dig it or buy it. On average, staking doesn't change your percentage of the supply unless other holders fall behind by not staking.
That was your take with a single wallet. Since the fork, is it safe to assume that you have been able to maintain the status quo seen above ?
I only had a single wallet. I no longer stake my own wallet. I have my CLAMs invested at Just-Dice where I have a minority share of the pool. So no, once I introduced CLAM to a much wider audience I wasn't able to keep staking 500 CLAMs per day. My percentage of the money supply has been steadily falling.
Does the term cryptofiat mean anything to you ?
No. Google asks me "Did you mean: cryptocat" so I guess it isn't a widely used term.