Clams (CLAM)

Clams (CLAM) is a digital currency that was founded in May 2014 by its creator, developer Justus Ranvier. It is an open-source digital currency founded on the Bitcoin protocol and is the first Proof of Stake digital currency. It is an experimental form of peer-to-peer digital cash. What makes Clams unique is its decentralised and distributed network that allows users to transfer funds without relying on a bank or third party intermediary. Clams also stands out from other digital currencies as it has a fixed supply of 2.6 million coins, meaning that its worth is maintained by the amount generated in transaction fees. Clams can be used to purchase goods and services online and for international remittances. It is used primarily by individuals who want to remain anonymous when making purchases or transfers. Clams can be purchased and sold through major exchanges such as Binance, Bittrex, Upbit, and Poloniex. It can also be bought with other digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin. To begin acquiring Clams, you will need a compatible wallet that can store Clams. Once you have a wallet set up, you can then look for a platform that offers Clams. In conclusion, Clams is a revolutionary digital currency that offers users the chance to make private, anonymous purchases with its distributed network. It also has a fixed supply of coins, making it a safe investment for those looking for digital currency. Those looking to acquire Clams should look for major exchanges that offer it and obtain a compatible wallet.