A few minutes? Whole core? That's really fast. When i tried to parse it with old "blockparser" i have 20% in 2 days and time was increased very fast every hour.
Can you share with me your chainstate parser? Wanna try it. Thanks.
The source code is opensource, on github:
https://github.com/mycroft/chainstateIt doesn't parse the
blockchain. It just read the
chainstate from Bitcoin Core.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Data_directory#chainstate_subdirectoryThe
chainstate is the result of parsing the blockchain, and contains all unspent transactions for new transaction validation purposes. When a new block is recieved by Bitcoin core, it will update this database to remove spent transactions and fills in new unspent transactions.
As for now, the
chainstate is a 3-4GB leveldb database, with ~35 millions records (I didn't check recently). My tool will just read this database, and for each record (which are unspent transactions), decode it and find out which is the address & value (unspent amount of bitcoin).
Then, with a set of scripts, I sort unique addresses & compute their final balance. The whole process takes ~ 10 minutes (and it is not optimized at all).
I think I could do this. Mind to submit a patch ?
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frnd... can you please tell me the dependancy package to compile your softwre in ubuntu linux....
I have fresh install of linux ubuntu.... but there are so many errors when I tried to compile it using make....
can you please PM me(I cant send you message as u block newbie....)....
Please help me, i Need all the unspent addresses of many coins.... i dont need balance I just need addresses....