So, is there any demand for regular exports of this data?
I worked some days on the first one i made at 2018-10-10, the latest one was from 2018-10-15, is there any demand for regular updated files?
I will usually put them just in a torrent because i don't want to set up a website for it or so....
Aynone?
I worked some days on the first one i made at 2018-10-10, the latest one was from 2018-10-15, is there any demand for regular updated files?
I will usually put them just in a torrent because i don't want to set up a website for it or so....
Aynone?
There is demand.
I am one of those, who is interested in downloading that data regularly. But only about once in 3-6 months.
it looks like a nice project, although I find it mostly "helpful" to the dreamers that think they can brute force wallets 
Examining blockchain has other uses too. I used the data in studying "Satoshis mining pattern" and things like that. Was quite interesting.
I also find it interesting to monitor really old bitcoin addresses for unusual traffic. Eg. Following old zombie coins coming back to life, which sometimes happen.
For those things I have separate files of old addresses that are easy to go through with a script comparing them to the "current" chainstate.
For my small needs it would be enough to get a smaller database of only the addresses containing more than 10 BTC (most really old addresses have more than 10BTC in them.) Filesize of such a smaller database is only about 7Mb
Unfortunately I am currently in a country that has expensive internet and wont be downloading much until things get better. (I have to pay 1/Gb for the net.) Otherwise I would have my own node and get the data myself.
But yes. there is demand, and thanks for the good work