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Re: Complete chainstate export from 2018-10-15 as torrent.
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ETFbitcoin
on 16/10/2018, 09:24:41 UTC
Hmm, interesting. I've been doing it (very slowly) the naiive way, by querying everything through RPC calls to the Bitcoin Core client. Should be done by next month if I'm lucky.  Cheesy

FYI, another client such as https://bitcore.io/ have better performance. You might be interested if you need real-time data update.

But probably slower than access the database or CSV directly.

So, how do we use the parsed chainstate? Do we use https://github.com/mycroft/chainstate and follow the instruction on "How to Run" section?

Well, i don't know how you want or can use it at all. For me, i just wrote some bits python down to write every address i find in the original csv in to a database table..
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That's exactly what i need (an example), thanks Smiley

I gonna parse from my own full-nodes chainstate though since my connection isn't fast

So, is there any demand for regular exports of this data?

AFAIK, no. Even Bitcoin's blockchain torrent isn't as "hot" as few years ago.