Topic: Python Bitcoin Address to Hash 160 Hex - file (Read 1595 times)
Thanks knightdk - done and done !
A general 'base58_decode` function should give you the hash.
If you use base58_decode, take [2:-8] (Assuming it outputs hex) which I believe should give you the value between the first hex byte, and the last 4 (the checksum). This value is the hash160.
For regular addresses, the first hex byte is '00'. For P2SH, it's '05'.
If you use base58_decode, take [2:-8] (Assuming it outputs hex) which I believe should give you the value between the first hex byte, and the last 4 (the checksum). This value is the hash160.
For regular addresses, the first hex byte is '00'. For P2SH, it's '05'.
Hi everybody !
Does anyone know of a python script (or some other script) to transform a large file with BTC addresses to Hash 160 ?
I found pycoin .. it has a function that does that [address to hash], but I need a small script to convert about 10.000 addresses on the spot ..
Any lead on the subject would be great !
You can write a shell script that iterates through each line (each address should be on its own line) and then uses pycoin to convert the address and prints it to the console. Does anyone know of a python script (or some other script) to transform a large file with BTC addresses to Hash 160 ?
I found pycoin .. it has a function that does that [address to hash], but I need a small script to convert about 10.000 addresses on the spot ..
Any lead on the subject would be great !
Hi everybody !
Does anyone know of a python script (or some other script) to transform a large file with BTC addresses to Hash 160 ?
I found pycoin .. it has a function that does that [address to hash], but I need a small script to convert about 10.000 addresses on the spot ..
Any lead on the subject would be great !
Does anyone know of a python script (or some other script) to transform a large file with BTC addresses to Hash 160 ?
I found pycoin .. it has a function that does that [address to hash], but I need a small script to convert about 10.000 addresses on the spot ..
Any lead on the subject would be great !
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