Quote from: dogechode on March 25, 2014, 04:19:21 PM

Quote from: deadmanwalking on March 25, 2014, 04:11:28 PM

Quote from: jam52633 on March 25, 2014, 02:51:09 PM

I haven't minted anything since the 18th of March, I am up to date on with the new wallet, is something wrong?

You mint every 20 days. So you have 13 more to go.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe that's accurate unless he received all of his coins in one block.

Suppose you were mining mint, and received 50k mint per day, in single lump sum payouts (1 payout per day) from a mining pool, from March 1st - March 3rd.

3/21 - the 50k coins you mined on 3/1 should now begin attempting to mint. Assuming they do mint today, in 20 days they will attempt to mint again.
3/22 - the 50k coins you mined on 3/2 should now begin attempting to mint. Assuming they do mint today, in 20 days they will attempt to mint again.
3/23 - the 50k coins you mined on 3/3 should now begin attempting to mint. Assuming they do mint today, in 20 days they will attempt to mint again.

Furthermore, depending on whether or not the minted coins become a part of the same block as the "chunk" of coins that they were minted from, you may end up with either 3 or 6 groups of coin ages in this example scenario, each of which would now be attempting to mint on different days.

Please anyone do correct me if I am wrong, but this is how hobonickels POS works and I believe Mint does it the same way.

Well using your example it would also depend on when he opened his wallet, if he opened on 3/24, all coins would stake and be paid around the same time.

People should also do the math to find out if they are up to date on minting. Example using 100,000:

20% of 100,000 is 20,000 (to be paid annually)

You are paid out every 20 days 365/20=18.25

20,000/18.25=1,095

1,095 is around the number you should receive every 20 days. Leave your wallet open 24 hrs at least.