Access to BigQuery uniqal databases for sale.

For a small fee, I will provide read access to databases in BigQuery.
Own bases. Something was parsed from others, others generated quite a long time.

At the moment there is.

Statistical bases.

1. All addresses from the blockchain with hash160, and which have a balance. About 742 million addresses (88 GB)

2. Addresses starting with 1 from the blockchain from which you could get the public key, the balance is tied. About 460 million addresses (75 GB)

3. Addresses starting with 3 from the blockchain from which you could get the public key, the balance is tied. About 111 million addresses (18 GB)

4. List R with blockchain, with a link to the address, there is also S, but not sorted in one table. About R 1.027 billion (255 GB)

5. Base for puzzle 1500. Address-Hash. 300 million.

Updated databases.

6. Base with public keys (x, y) with a binding to the private key. The first 30, and the rest of the ranges according to different algorithms.
Base 6.1. 28.6 billion (5.8 TB). Is not updated.
Base 6.2. 21.5 billion (4.6 TB). The data is added.

7. Base with hash160 with a binding to the private key. This is a base derived from base 6, with variations, compression-non-compression, inverse-straight.
Base 7.1. 51.4 billion (6 TB). Is not updated.
Base 7.2. 34.8 billion (4.6 TB). Is not updated.
Base 7.3. 80.4 billion (10.7 TB). Added periodically.

8. The base for the address is 120 bits, for the puzzle is 160. Different variations of modifications of the public key of the address 120 bits.
Public keys (x, y) are stored with a binding to the index how to return it to the initial one. 6.2 billion (1.5 TB).
The data is added.

The bases are divided into 256 tables, according to the first two hex symbols.
Tables are partitioned by either the third hex character or the date they were added.
There is also clustering, separate for each next hex symbol.

Access to all $300 per month.

Payment for bitcoin or ether.

The money is needed to support the project.

PS. There may be doubles in the databases, somewhere between 3-5 percent.