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No, thank you. Even if i were going to pay someone, which i am not, it would be someone without such a long history of fraud and scams on this forum.
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No, thank you. Even if i were going to pay someone, which i am not, it would be someone without such a long history of fraud and scams on this forum.
...so if anyone can help with a more general user friendly method/software it would be greatly appreciated.
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I'm looking for a way to pull all the big data from the blockchain, being a non-technical, not linux, advance coding, or super "do it yourself software" friendly. I have heard of bitcoin abe before and could never get it set up right, but can not seem to find any other methods.
What i am looking to do:
1: Export a list of all bitcoin addresses ever used.
2: Export a list of bitcoin addresses that have a positive balance
3: Export a list of the total transaction volume from all time for bitcoin
4: Export a list of all bitcoin addresses used in the past 24 hours.
Why?
Because i find big data interesting and there really is no bigger, more complex data than bitcoin, and i want to analyze it's history, trends, anomaly's.
Again, i am an average computer user, and Bitcoin Abe was way over my head, so if anyone can help with a more general user friendly method/software it would be greatly appreciated.
What i am looking to do:
1: Export a list of all bitcoin addresses ever used.
2: Export a list of bitcoin addresses that have a positive balance
3: Export a list of the total transaction volume from all time for bitcoin
4: Export a list of all bitcoin addresses used in the past 24 hours.
Why?
Because i find big data interesting and there really is no bigger, more complex data than bitcoin, and i want to analyze it's history, trends, anomaly's.
Again, i am an average computer user, and Bitcoin Abe was way over my head, so if anyone can help with a more general user friendly method/software it would be greatly appreciated.
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