Once the masternode gets the first block, the next ones come in turn according to the number of masternodes.
So it's a consistent 1.4 day rotation through the 2070 MNs for 1 block reward?
It could be less, for example, if some other masternodes are shut down or have a misconfigured firewall perhaps.
I'm not sure about the consensus algorithm for how the winning masternodes are chosen. I have had a masternode get no payments for a bit longer period and then have rewards come in more quickly. But it should average out.
At the moment I count 380 masternodes that haven't received payments. I may try to collect some more data and see how the situation changes.
EDIT: For me, masternode payments have started coming in after 90 hours.
Ugh, I don't like that one bit. Are the rewards you're earning at less over 5 PIVX (after most recent reward reduction)?
Also, is there a user friendly way to move coins within internal addresses on the controller wallet?
Ex: I've generated 6 total addresses now, how can I neatly organize my PIVX into 2 addresses within my wallet?
Thanks
Info about the reward on the masternode info page.
http://178.254.23.111/~pub/DN/DN_masternode_payments_stats.htmlI almost exclusively use the cli (in this case "pivx-cli" ) for most crypto. If you use the GUI things may be different...
There is the "account" system which I guess most coins derived from bitcoin have inherited. The account system lets you put address into accounts.
What I have done when making may masternode address is:
$ pivx-cli getaccountaddress "account"
So the rewards to the masternode accout show up under the account:
$ pivx-cli listaccounts
{
"" : 553.08646764,
"mn01" : 10004.68000000,
"mn02" : 10000.00000000,
}
You could use:
$ pivx-cli setaccount "pivxaddress" "account"
The account system has it's flaws.... and you can end up with misleading numbers.
pivx-cli listunspent 6 9999999
Will show all your unlocked transactions.