List of all Bitcoin addresses with a balance

[Mek]

The list is currently a few days behind again

[LoyceV]

The list is currently a few days behind again

If blockchair's data source is outdated, my data is outdated too. Unfortunately I don't have the disk space anymore to scrape my own blockchain.

[LoyceV]

The list is currently a few days behind again

It works again, since a week now. See addresses.loyce.club.

[id104335409]

Hey guys,
can we have a list of only addresses with more than 1 BTC - the so called Rich List.
I need one because the full list is more than 2GB now and that tends to slow some programs down. A lightweight version would be really nice, but I can't find any.
Much appreciated.

[LoyceV]

can we have a list of only addresses with more than 1 BTC - the so called Rich List.
I need one because the full list is more than 2GB now and that tends to slow some programs down.

So you want to steal millions by brute-forcing Bitcoin addresses, but you can't figure out how to download blockchair_bitcoin_addresses_and_balance_LATEST.tsv.gz (which is sorted by highest balance first) and use only the top of this file?

[bitmover]

Hey guys,
can we have a list of only addresses with more than 1 BTC - the so called Rich List.
I need one because the full list is more than 2GB now and that tends to slow some programs down. A lightweight version would be really nice, but I can't find any.
Much appreciated.

You can use python and the pandas library. It will open files of any size and sort and slice them data easily.
Ask chatpgpt for help , it is east. But you won't make any money brute forcing them.

[AGG2017]

It should be something like this (not tested):

awk -F'\t' 'NR>1 && $2>=100000000{print $1}' blockchair_bitcoin_addresses_and_balance_LATEST.tsv > blockchair_bitcoin_addresses_selected.txt

The probability to match by brute force so small number of addresses from the entire set is so small that you should be extremely lucky if you can find even an address with 1 satoshi in it. Asking for reduced number of addresses is telling me you have a weak hardware. This is not what you need for this task. You may need the entire calculating power available on Earth for many years.

[LoyceV]

It should be something like this (not tested):

I would wget the .gz file, pipe it through gunzip, and go from there. That way you only need to download a fraction of the file if you kill it once you reach amounts lower than the desired minimum.

[LoyceV]

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