I have ~.13 CLAM in an address with 8 inputs. The most recent input has ~1000 confirmations.
Can anyone explain to me why these aren't staking? Mainly curious. Are the TXOUTs too small to stake for some reason?
There is a minimum balance for staking on some coins, I don't know about Clams.
But is your wallet encrypted? Staking won't occur if it has a password.
Not encrypted. Anyone have a clue what's up here? Is there a minimun balance required to stake?
There's no minimum balance, I don't think. There's a minimum time of 4 hours.
After that, you work out the "clam days" of your outputs. If you have 0.13 CLAM that hasn't moved for 3 days, you have 0.39 "clam days" (multiply value by age). I think that 0.39 is then rounded down to an integer, which might be your problem, since it will go to 0 for you. But suppose you had 13 CLAM that hadn't moved for 3 days. That's 39 clam days. That gets multiplied by about 4000 (depending on the current difficulty). So you get 39*4000 = 156,000. Then every second your client hashes a bunch of stuff and gets an effectively random number between 0 and 4.3 billion. If the number is less than your 156,000 then you get to stake. 156,000 is about 27,500 times smaller than 4.3 billion, so you get to stake about once per 27,500 seconds (458 minutes, 7.5 hours).
So 13 CLAM that's 3 days old stakes every 7.5 hours or so. As it gets older, its chance of staking increases.
And I think your 0.13 CLAM needs to be 1/0.13 = 7.7 days old before it gets over 1 "clam day", and so even has a chance of staking, though I might be wrong on that point.