Project: Preturnio - a full text search engine for Bitcoin

[FP91G]

Translation into Russian
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5452685.0

[Kakmakr]

The site is awesome and the interface are very clean and fast... it immediately made me think about a site like Preev.com (fast & efficient and no unnecessary bells n whistles)

I am just curious, why did you choose the name "preturnio" for your domain? How will people relate to a text "search engine" with a name like that?

In any way, I bookmarked this site and will surely spread this URL to all of my friends. Thank you for the effort, hope to see a lot more from you in the future. 

[preturnio]

The site is awesome and the interface are very clean and fast... it immediately made me think about a site like Preev.com (fast & efficient and no unnecessary bells n whistles)

I am just curious, why did you choose the name "preturnio" for your domain? How will people relate to a text "search engine" with a name like that?

In any way, I bookmarked this site and will surely spread this URL to all of my friends. Thank you for the effort, hope to see a lot more from you in the future. 

Very kind words - thank you and glad you're enjoying the site. The reason for the name can be (hopefully) found in the animated logo on the homepage - when the project started it was before ordinals came on the scene and was focused on searching through OP_RETURNs - the name is a riff on that with something that was supposed to sound catchy. Names are hard and I've never been great at it It's hard enough to come up with a name for anything these days let alone something that would naturally invoke 'search' but I'd argue that DuckDuckGo got away with it so... 🤪

I appreciate you sharing the site and your gracious comments. Thank you!

[csmarc]

I was doing some research regarding text searching the bitcoin blockchain/ordinals and stumbled upon this project. I found a reference to the project website but it seems that the domain registration expired.

What happened to the project?

[seek3r]

I was doing some research regarding text searching the bitcoin blockchain/ordinals and stumbled upon this project. I found a reference to the project website but it seems that the domain registration expired.

What happened to the project?

Seems like it died? OP wasnt online since August.
Of course it's also possible that he'll be back with the project soon, but it doesn't look like it at the moment.

To come back to your original request...There are of course alternatives that could solve your problem.
The following explorers should have similar functions:

• https://ordinals.com/
• https://ordinalhub.com/explorer
• https://ordiscan.com/inscriptions

[ABCbits]

What happened to the project?

Nobody knows, the Twitter (https://twitter.com/preturnio) also has no new tweet since June 28. If OP decide to stop his project, i'd assume it's either due to high cost or complexity of the project where Ordinal spam makes it worse.

To come back to your original request...There are of course alternatives that could solve your problem.
The following explorers should have similar functions:

• https://ordinals.com/
• https://ordinalhub.com/explorer
• https://ordiscan.com/inscriptions

I've tried Preturnio in past, so i know those explorer have different function. All of them can't search for arbitrary text such as "Mike Hearn" or "Ukraine" (see my post on 1st page).

[seek3r]

I've tried Preturnio in past, so i know those explorer have different function. All of them can't search for arbitrary text such as "Mike Hearn" or "Ukraine" (see my post on 1st page).

Ah sorry, I just saw that thread yesterday when someone asked for the status of the project. I never noticed the thread before and therefore I was no longer able to experiment on preturnio.com.
But I just looked at the following post from you:

This is really cool project. I search few random things and found many things such as personal message[1], copy of Mike Hearn
blog[2] and even support to Ukraine[3]. Your project could be popular among Bitcoiner, NFT/Ordinal user and few people who looking for specific content.

[1] https://preturnio.com/8e801876a1c0aadbf4de88c3509aef0b1b61b104958888a54991c34c885eaedc
[2] https://preturnio.com/e0071e2c7ab66227feb4ccec8c9941edd07a01c6f05444bc5980fde7c955b860
[3] https://preturnio.com/073ffed8259b53a44bf8813e2d83c16d95ef792e08afb89855d19d367659cb34

I looked at the hashes for each TXID in a classic explorer.
To find arbitrary text like ur "kame-chan" you can also use Blockchair - Blockchair also offers a full-text search engine.
With Blockchair and the Ordinal Explorers mentioned above, the need should then be completely covered again.

[ABCbits]

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With Blockchair and the Ordinal Explorers mentioned above, the need should then be completely covered again.

Not completely covered though, Blockchair doesn't perform full text search on Ordinal inscription while Preturnio does. And as i stated earlier, those Ordinal explorer doesn't have such feature either.

[seek3r]

Not completely covered though, Blockchair doesn't perform full text search on Ordinal inscription while Preturnio does. And as i stated earlier, those Ordinal explorer doesn't have such feature either.

Do you have an example for an Ordinal inscription which is not covered by them? I just put out a few explorers that I've heard of.
Maybe they were an unfortunate choice and perhaps I should have referred to Ord.io - it is the most extensive of the Ordinals explorers I know.

[fillippone]

The website is now dead.
It was probably dismissed due to high operational costs.
Would you happen to know of any other alternatives to search for OP_Codes?
Are you planning to release some code to be used?

I landed here because of this thread:
Searching for OP_return data

[raghavsood]

The website is now dead.
It was probably dismissed due to high operational costs.
Would you happen to know of any other alternatives to search for OP_Codes?
Are you planning to release some code to be used?

I landed here because of this thread:
Searching for OP_return data

What kind of search capabilities are you looking for?

I could probably add them to burned.money - it already indexes all OP_RETURNs, but the search doesn't extend to cover them. It is possible to view tx lists if you already know the value you want, though.

For example, you can search for "OP_RETURN Ballet" to find all blocks manufactured into Ballet Bitcoin Blocks by going to https://burned.money/script/6a4c0642616c6c6574.

If you just need an ASCII partial match across OP_RETURN outputs, that should be pretty easy to add.

Fancier stuff like image/etching searches would probably merit its own service, which again may not be too hard to bring up.

[fillippone]

The website is now dead.
It was probably dismissed due to high operational costs.
Would you happen to know of any other alternatives to search for OP_Codes?
Are you planning to release some code to be used?

I landed here because of this thread:
Searching for OP_return data

What kind of search capabilities are you looking for?

I could probably add them to burned.money - it already indexes all OP_RETURNs, but the search doesn't extend to cover them. It is possible to view tx lists if you already know the value you want, though.

For example, you can search for "OP_RETURN Ballet" to find all blocks manufactured into Ballet Bitcoin Blocks by going to https://burned.money/script/6a4c0642616c6c6574.

If you just need an ASCII partial match across OP_RETURN outputs, that should be pretty easy to add.

Fancier stuff like image/etching searches would probably merit its own service, which again may not be too hard to bring up.

I just want to search for the word "brink" in the Blockchain.
So I coded "brink" from text to "Hex" using the following website:
https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/ascii-to-hex.html

It gave me the result: 6272696e6b


So I looked for
https://burned.money/script/6272696e6b

And Got no results.

What am I doing wrong?