Quote from: sylwt on May 24, 2014, 05:11:50 AM

How many total CLAMS?Pls tell us. 3.1M*4.6=14.26M?

Sorry for the delay

You can use the "debug" window inside of the client to execute the command "getinfo".
That will show you the total money supply.

It is currently around 14.9 million. But the coin features a 1% annual Proof-Of-Stake reward - so it not quite a static total money supply.

Quote from: paddox on May 24, 2014, 05:36:16 AM

The doge blockchain has become so big that someone invented multidoge, similar to multibit for bitcoin. What happens to all the multibit and multidoge users? They do not have wallet.dat files and will probably lack the technical skills to export keys.

I do not use Multi-Doge; though I have used MultiBit.
MultiBit provides a function in the menu bar titled "Export Private Keys".

The process would be to go into the CLAMS Client and click Help -> Debug Window. Then click the "Console".

From there a user can type "Help" to get a list of commands.

The command that would likely be helpful to import your keys would be: "importprivkey"

In the long-term, we intend to spend some time creating tools and guides to ease the conversion for the dozens of available wallet solutions.

Quote from: SuerMiner on May 24, 2014, 05:43:08 AM

Fuck IPO=Scam！

There is no IPO. If you will look closely, the gif animation in the OP thread is reversed. The joke was that he is gathering glitter, not tossing it

Quote from: Bouwens on May 24, 2014, 05:41:18 AM

Another question is if I need my BTC/LTC/DOGE wallet update to the latest block before I copy it to the appdata/Roaming/CLAM/ ?

No, the other clients do not need to be sync'd. The Clam Client WILL have to be sync'd however, once the wallet is imported

Quote from: kindofasaint on May 24, 2014, 05:44:02 AM

I have my old doge wallet backup but there's no doge left in them. Do I still get clams?

That would depend. How old is your old doge back-up? If you DOGE back-up had coins in it when we did our dump some days ago; then yes, you could expect to find some CLAMS. If not, we are sorry.

That said, I suppose there is not harm in throwing the wallet in the client and checking Grin

Quote from: badon420 on May 24, 2014, 05:54:20 AM

Quote from: kindofasaint on May 24, 2014, 05:44:02 AM

I have my old doge wallet backup but there's no doge left in them. Do I still get clams?

No. Obviously the wallet.dat has to contain private keys that hold funds. DUH!!! OTHERWISE HOW WILL THEY STEAL YOUR MONEY.

I understand your dis-trust. I really do. This is why the code is open source and available for everyone to review. In addition, we have provided instructions on how to move your funds to a new wallet, safe and sound; BEFORE you import the old (now EMPTY) wallet.dat into the Clam Client.

Additionally, the client has been compiled as gitian build -> hopefully adding even more independent verifiability to the endeavor.