There doesn't seem to be an answer to this question anywhere. Geth shows I mined an uncle. There's all kinds of discussions about what/where/and how uncles exist, but when does the miner get paid?
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An uncle block only exist as such when it is incoraped in a regular block.
A uncle miner is paid immediately when a regular block includes it.
Perhaps with an example is more clear
- blocks A100 and B100 are found at heigh 100
- block A101 is mined on top of A100
- block A102 includes B100 as uncle
Miner from B100 will be credited after block A102 is mined.
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So the geth ledger reads like this: mined potential block block became a side fork commit new mining work number=3 txs=0 uncles=1 payout or no payout? – steve Jan 30 '18 at 11:11
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Unfortunately I'm not familiar with geth messages. If you have the block hash you can check in etherscan.io, if you have the miner address there's a 'Mined uncles' tab. – Ismael Jan 30 '18 at 14:57
