have you looked around in GitHub for open source blockchain explorer projects? starting there is what i would do if i were you. for example here is one that people have been satisfied with: https://github.com/bitcoin-abe/bitcoin-abe
in any case what exactly is it that you are trying to do that requires a personal indexed blockchain because it doesn't seem like something that any normal use case would demand?
in any case what exactly is it that you are trying to do that requires a personal indexed blockchain because it doesn't seem like something that any normal use case would demand?
it's not.... it's a deep learning data correlation project I am working on with several people.... I see patterns myself, but can't make sense of them... Given enough data and GPU power, I think answers could be found.
We have already gotten some good results in initial testing, but the lack of being able to send ~100+ requests per minute to lets say, blockchain.info.... per machine... really slows things down by half, per machine per IP. For these services, blockchain.info has the most open free-API data allotment; I can get in a solid 1 request per minute if I do not stop. If I breech that, they will roll in fast, but each IP's allotment of un-timed replies are limited.
Most projects for databasing the blockchain's contents I have seen only catalog TXIO, and if you would like to search for any specifics to an address's balance, or amount of tx's rec'd/sent from/to that address, you would have to rescan the blockchain each time individually for each known address... and, that is retarded to do.... like, seriously retarded.
I'll look into bitcoin-abe.... see if it comes close to what i'm looking for.
I know other groups have done it for other reasons. For example there is that pool of people who solely generate pubkeys/privkeys just to see if there's a balance... and they keep a live lookup table of just pubaddress and balance to do so.
