Get list of all addresses with a balance over x?

[bigman3912]

I could take a look at DASH, it would require me a few days however.

Ok, I was able to extract all current balances for Dash.
Have fun with this: https://transfer.sh/109sSU/balances.dash.out.gz

starmyc, your chainstate parser can make all transactions db ? Or maybe you already have one?

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[starmyc]

starmyc, your chainstate parser can make all transactions db ? Or maybe you already have one?

The chainstate DB in Bitcoin Core only list the unspent transactions outputs (not even full transactions). So, answer is no, it can't.
If you want to list all transactions from a blockchain, you need a block parser (and I've mine too, but it is closed source).

Do you need something in particular ?

[bigman3912]

starmyc, your chainstate parser can make all transactions db ? Or maybe you already have one?

The chainstate DB in Bitcoin Core only list the unspent transactions outputs (not even full transactions). So, answer is no, it can't.
If you want to list all transactions from a blockchain, you need a block parser (and I've mine too, but it is closed source).

Do you need something in particular ?

Yes, you right. I mean all unspent transactions, of course.

[starmyc]

starmyc, your chainstate parser can make all transactions db ? Or maybe you already have one?

The chainstate DB in Bitcoin Core only list the unspent transactions outputs (not even full transactions). So, answer is no, it can't.
If you want to list all transactions from a blockchain, you need a block parser (and I've mine too, but it is closed source).

Do you need something in particular ?

Yes, you right. I mean all unspent transactions, of course.

The chainstate parser I wrote works fine with Bitcoin Core & Dash databases, as I tested them. It should work with Litecoin too. I didn't test any other chains.
If you need a dump for a particular chain, feel free to ask and I may work on it in exchange of a small donation.

[bigman3912]

starmyc, your chainstate parser can make all transactions db ? Or maybe you already have one?

The chainstate DB in Bitcoin Core only list the unspent transactions outputs (not even full transactions). So, answer is no, it can't.
If you want to list all transactions from a blockchain, you need a block parser (and I've mine too, but it is closed source).

Do you need something in particular ?

Yes, you right. I mean all unspent transactions, of course.

The chainstate parser I wrote works fine with Bitcoin Core & Dash databases, as I tested them. It should work with Litecoin too. I didn't test any other chains.
If you need a dump for a particular chain, feel free to ask and I may work on it in exchange of a small donation.

Can we talk privately? If you PM me, it would be great.

[guillzini]

This is good stuff, thanks for the effort!

Is there a link to the most recent dump?

[starmyc]

This is good stuff, thanks for the effort!

Is there a link to the most recent dump?

Here is an excerpt of current balances.

[guillzini]

This is good stuff, thanks for the effort!

Is there a link to the most recent dump?

Here is an excerpt of current balances.

Thanks for your quick response! Could you please also share whenever you have a full list again?

Thanks again

[starmyc]

I don't think it is possible to get all the addresses given that many addresses are not known on the network (think paper wallets). Until an address has done a transaction on the network or a key is published online it is not possible to know the balance of that address.

Sure it is possible. You can find them all on this website, with associated private keys. Have fun!

[guillzini]

I don't think it is possible to get all the addresses given that many addresses are not known on the network (think paper wallets). Until an address has done a transaction on the network or a key is published online it is not possible to know the balance of that address.

Sure it is possible. You can find them all on this website, with associated private keys. Have fun!

Depending on what you want to do, you can have a lot of fun with that

I didn't mean to ask you something crazy or impossible. I saw you sharing output files of current balances in the thread before, but all those links are dead now. I also noticed you were thinking about removing small balances from the list. What I meant to ask is if you come around outputting that list, if you could share it here as well

In any case, I appreciate the time you put into this!

[starmyc]

Depending on what you want to do, you can have a lot of fun with that

I didn't mean to ask you something crazy or impossible. I saw you sharing output files of current balances in the thread before, but all those links are dead now. I also noticed you were thinking about removing small balances from the list. What I meant to ask is if you come around outputting that list, if you could share it here as well

In any case, I appreciate the time you put into this!

Processing the whole stuff is taking too much of my time, and unfortunately I'm very busy. I think this is one of the last time I'll create it: Here is the full list. Enjoy it.

[guillzini]

Depending on what you want to do, you can have a lot of fun with that

I didn't mean to ask you something crazy or impossible. I saw you sharing output files of current balances in the thread before, but all those links are dead now. I also noticed you were thinking about removing small balances from the list. What I meant to ask is if you come around outputting that list, if you could share it here as well

In any case, I appreciate the time you put into this!

Processing the whole stuff is taking too much of my time, and unfortunately I'm very busy. I think this is one of the last time I'll create it: Here is the full list. Enjoy it.

Thank you very much. I appreciate it

[aplistir]

In any case, I appreciate the time you put into this!

Processing the whole stuff is taking too much of my time, and unfortunately I'm very busy. I think this is one of the last time I'll create it: Here is the full list. Enjoy it.

Thanks for the new list

Sad to hear, that you are planning to stop making new ones. Hope it is not the data upload costs that affect  your decision.

For me it would be enough to get list of addresses containing 1BTC or more. That list is about 30Mb in size. And even those would not need to be updated very often. Maybe once in 4 to 6 months.  
But that is just me.

And as you have published your source code, others can keep doing  the same

I am probably going to install your program to be able to do it myself, but for that I will need a full node, and that is a bit complicated with my hardware currently...
 
  

[faultunfmuzzled8]

It means you simple want to import blockchain in a CSV file isnt it? Thats possible but tough though

[Ryannnnnnn]

I would also be interested in an up-to-date list of all addresses with balance. No sites I have found provide this service.

[aplistir]

It means you simple want to import blockchain in a CSV file isnt it? Thats possible but tough though

Starmyc released his program that can do just that, but you need to have a full node.

Post please the current address list with balances.

I would also be interested in an up-to-date list of all addresses with balance. No sites I have found provide this service.

Have you guys read this topic at all?
Starmyc has just posted (on 4th of April) a link to a file with a list of all addresses with balances from the same day.
And that is exactly what you are asking.

Are you seriously saying that 6 days old info is not recent enough?

If you are not generating the list yourself, you are very lucky if you get a list that is from the same YEAR.
So be grateful and give merit to him, if you download

[LoyceV]

Processing the whole stuff is taking too much of my time, and unfortunately I'm very busy. I think this is one of the last time I'll create it: Here is the full list. Enjoy it.

I tried to download it, but it's slow and failed several times. I would have liked to keep a copy.
It would be nice if you can keep this up, but less frequent? If you make a complete list of all addresses and their balance once every few months instead of weekly it saves you a lot of time, and still offers fairly recent data.

[LovellaSai]

I have personally used ABE but it  takes 2-3 months in doing so starting from Block 0, but is full proof no doubt

[starmyc]

Processing the whole stuff is taking too much of my time, and unfortunately I'm very busy. I think this is one of the last time I'll create it: Here is the full list. Enjoy it.

I tried to download it, but it's slow and failed several times. I would have liked to keep a copy.
It would be nice if you can keep this up, but less frequent? If you make a complete list of all addresses and their balance once every few months instead of weekly it saves you a lot of time, and still offers fairly recent data.

The truth is it doesn't take me a lot of time to generate it. The time is spent uploading to my server. And the main problem is that quality bandwidth costs money, and well, some people helped me but still!
I'm still looking for a solution to automatize all this and that satisfies me.

[LoyceV]

The truth is it doesn't take me a lot of time to generate it. The time is spent uploading to my server. And the main problem is that quality bandwidth costs money, and well, some people helped me but still!
I'm still looking for a solution to automatize all this and that satisfies me.

I'm quite satisfied with 000webhostapp.com, although the free hosting can fit your file only once. I can use CLI to upload/FTP files from within a script.

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