Just "memefy" it. If you could get 1% of the people pushing DOGE to the moon right now with their stimulus checks to buy CLAMS for the lolz, you'd get a gigantic pump. 
And an old crypto coin currently in the doldrums might actually be attractive as it's cheap.

You guys are doing a good job, but nowadays crypto is becoming quite different with all those tokens and DeFi stuff. I wonder if CLAMS could take advantage of this. CLAMS was created in 2014, it's a really old currency at that point and most people's eyes aren't on this type of old blockchains.
We just slept on our precedent successes when we were listed on Bittrex and Poloniex.
So I don't know, it's difficult to see a path towards a revival without a LOT of work or luck.

Any new plan to try to revive CLAM?
In this new world of thousands of "tokens" I wonder if this is even possible. 

The biggest draw to SimpleFX is that your account is denominated in BTC, and not converted in USD.
I think Evolve Markets do the same. https://evolve.markets/

Don't forget that there's also BTCPOP.co that has CLAM listed. They even stake!
But yeah the biggest difficulty right now is getting an exchange that can get listed on the damn CLAM page on CMC.
If we already had freebitcoins and btcpop that would already give the coin back some legitimacy.
I guess we could try with crex24 and stex.

Question: do you guys avoid trading FOREX with your BTC denominated account when BTC is highly volatile? Because if you open trades in EUR/USD and then Bitcoin goes bonkers, your equity will also zigzag, even if EUR/USD isn't changing much.

 

I really like their platform and the fact that you can do everything in BTC without any KYC hassle is really nice. People were super angry at them because they reverted some BCH shorts due to allegedly "problems with their liquidity providers". I've also seen complaints about the affiliate system, as someone referred someone else but from the same family, resulting in them using the same IP. SimpleFX didn't like it apparently.
The good side is that they've been around since 2014, they've won several prizes. They even pay you positive swaps sometimes.
The questionable side is: unregulated because crypto (not even by a small country or small independent organization), you can't find the CEO's name (contrary to say... Bitmex) and if you're caught in the limbo of their dispute system you basically have no further recourse. Some people also say that their FB page looks like it's populated by bot "likes" instead of real people. You can check their Twitter page for example and you'll see much fewer followers  . 
So many mixed feelings  
Evolve seems like they're the same kind of company (same country, no CEO name etc.) but have fewer people attacking them online, that's about it.

Anyone using SimpleFX with relatively large amount for a long time? I've tested them for 1 month with a medium amount and haven't detected any bad thing happening so far. Some people seem really angry at them on ForexPeaceArmy though. There was also that BCH huge dump fiasco apparently.
I'm currently hesitating between Evolve Markets and SimpleFX.

Can you provide us a guide to email CMC/coingecko the right way? It seems complicated with their request form etc.

I hope you guys will have a decent and successful exchange soon! Nice work! 

TradeSatoshi has a CLAM/USDT pair if you really want a stablecoin.
https://tradesatoshi.com/Exchange/?market=CLAM_USDT

What do you mean by adding BitBay? I know it's a European exchange with several altcoins but there's no CLAM pair.

CLAM is far from dead but CMC isn't helping right now by only listing the shittiest exchange with 0 volume.

This show how Poloniex really was trash. Not CLAM's fault if they couldn't maintain their wallet in a functioning state.

Please use https://btcpop.co/home.php (no country restrictions) or https://tradesatoshi.com/Exchange/?market=CLAM_BTC (not available in the US and Japan) to buy or sell CLAMS. 
Yobit is shit. 
Why TradeSatoshi isn't listed on CMC? I don't know. Btcpop.co is supposedly working on their API to be on CMC. But PLEASE, stop relying on CMC so much to find exchanges.

CLAM can be bought and sold normally at https://tradesatoshi.com/Exchange?market=CLAM_BTC and btcpop.co (need to register to see the orderbook). Volume is slowly picking up but since people rely so much on CMC, they don't really research about exchanges that aren't listed.

Note that TradeSatoshi has its CLAM/BTC pair "listed" but "not verified". Scroll down on this link to see it https://coinmarketcap.com/exchanges/trade-satoshi/

TradeSatoshi isn't available in the US or Japan (and other more obscure countries such as Iran or Syria).  
Btcpop.co doesn't have any country restriction to my knowledge.  

Please Doog and other people responsible, share the info. Currently we don't have any news on the "Xchange" as well except from when Xploited and BAC shows up in the JD's chat.  
Update your FAQ/Website/Announcements. I know you guys are working hard on the Xchange but you're currently letting things die after Polo's delisting.

Everyone, if you want to buy/sell CLAMS right now you can use two exchanges:

https://tradesatoshi.com/Exchange/?market=CLAM_BTC

TradeSatoshi isn't available in these countries though: The United States of America ,Iran, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Sudan, Cuba, Syria, Yemen, Somalia, Serbia, Japan.

A VPN might be useful. 


Otherwise there's https://btcpop.co/home.php without any restriction. You need to register to see the orderbook. Btcpop also can stake your CLAMS. 

NO KYC needed.

Volume seems to be picking up on both of these exchanges. 

We're still waiting on Freebitcoins' Xchange.

 

I'm sure they actually fixed their CLAM wallet just to delist it in a relatively smooth fashion.

 

Well, we're basically the opposite of these show off ERC20 tokens that need conferences and a hyperactive twitter account to make false promises only to crash a few months later. We're just around, with a very small but dedicated community, an antique looking website that is the longest living crypto dice and we've been through previous pretty hard times. 
You'd be a fool not to at least buy a little at the current price, just in case

Hence the "difficult" I typed. 
I think a lot of smaller market cap coins have had their pump and dump moments. Poloniex was just very stupid to leave them in margin trading without some proper safety measures against this scenario.