Quote from: renedx on Today at 04:23:15 AM

we host high-end enterprise, just in case you need some space or mirrors, you’re welcome if ever in need.

For now, I'm covered for bandwidth, thanks

Quote from: NotATether on Today at 05:01:21 AM

So the real solution (fell asleep while studying the dataset Cheesy

) is to take the transaction_hex field and pass it as the argument to the "decoderawtransaction" RPC call. It'll return JSON where the signature script is located at [N]["vin"]["scriptSig"]["hex"] for each input index N and then get the compressed public key in the last 33 bytes of the hex.

And this just went over my head Tongue

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You'll obviously need a bitcoind for that and it's possible to configure access from another machine if you're resource-constrained on the box you're parsing this address data on.

I think bitcoind should be able to handle the load, especially if it's running locally.

Although I'd like to be able to extract all data myself from Bitcoin Core (so I don't need to rely on Blockchair anymore), it also makes it much more complicated. So for now, I'll pass on this.
And I don't want to add more local data processing to what I'm doing already. If anything, I want to move more to a VPS.