Re: [BACK ONLINE] Bitcoin block data (665 GB): inputs, outputs and transactions
However we'll go with SCP for this one. LoyceV I'm PMing you the credentials soon.
I actually prefer rsync, because scp changes the original file date, which is undesirable.Quote
Yes, this is the one I meant to use for my project. (Bitcoin addresses with a balance)
In that case, just get the latest version 
No need for me to upload that one.Quote
I can find the 700 GB and host "inputs, outputs and transactions"
Luckily the bandwidth is unmetered so I can also provide a mirror for some of the other dumps.
It would be great to have a mirror with decent bandwidth. If I don't have to upload 665 GB again when my host fails, it's already worth it.Luckily the bandwidth is unmetered so I can also provide a mirror for some of the other dumps.
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How is the data processed ? Running on Bitcoin Core ?
If only I had the skills for that! I use this:Credits
Blockchair Database Dumps has a staggering amount of data, easily accessible (at10 100 kB/s) with daily updates. All data in this topic comes from Blockchair.
Blockchair Database Dumps has a staggering amount of data, easily accessible (at
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