Some masternode operators have been concerned about the lack of or over payment of specific nodes on the network so I wrote a script to show how a random system such as masternode payments will look over time.
If curious, here's the script I used to generate these numbers:
http://pastebin.com/rUgV69Fr
----- ONE DAY OF MASTERNODE PAYMENTS ----
107 masternodes were paid 0 times
151 masternodes were paid 1 times
87 masternodes were paid 2 times
39 masternodes were paid 3 times
11 masternodes were paid 4 times
5 masternodes were paid 5 times
1 masternodes were paid 6 times
0 masternodes were paid 7+ times
----- THREE DAYS OF MASTERNODE PAYMENTS ----
7 masternodes were paid 0 times
31 masternodes were paid 1 times
71 masternodes were paid 2 times
75 masternodes were paid 3 times
73 masternodes were paid 4 times
62 masternodes were paid 5 times
49 masternodes were paid 6 times
16 masternodes were paid 7 times
10 masternodes were paid 8 times
5 masternodes were paid 9 times
0 masternodes were paid 10 times
2 masternodes were paid 11 times
0 masternodes were paid 12+ times
----- SEVEN DAYS OF MASTERNODE PAYMENTS ----
1 masternodes were paid 0 times
1 masternodes were paid 1 times
1 masternodes were paid 2 times
5 masternodes were paid 3 times
9 masternodes were paid 4 times
29 masternodes were paid 5 times
40 masternodes were paid 6 times
51 masternodes were paid 7 times
45 masternodes were paid 8 times
52 masternodes were paid 9 times
49 masternodes were paid 10 times
34 masternodes were paid 11 times
33 masternodes were paid 12 times
17 masternodes were paid 13 times
10 masternodes were paid 14 times
13 masternodes were paid 15 times
6 masternodes were paid 16 times
1 masternodes were paid 17 times
4 masternodes were paid 18 times
0 masternodes were paid 19+ times
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