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  • Includes orphan blocks
  • Skips bitcoind allocated zero-byte gaps

For fastest performance, pre-process the *.dat files to exclude orphans and remove zero-byte gaps, probably.

Parses the blockchain about as fast as your IO can pipe it out. For a typical SSD, this can be around ~450 MiB/s.

All memory is allocated up front.

Output goes to stdout, stderr is used for logging.

parser

A fast blk*.dat parser for bitcoin blockchain analysis.

  • -f<FUNCTION INDEX> - parse function (default 0, see pre-packaged parse functions below)
  • -j<THREADS> - N threads for parallel computation (default 1)
  • -m<BYTES> - memory usage (default 209715200 bytes, ~200 MiB)
  • -w<FILENAME> - whitelist file, for omitting blocks from parsing

parse functions (-f)

Each of these pre-included functions write their output as raw data (binary, not hex). You can easily write your own though!

  • 0 - Output the unordered 80-byte block headers, includes orphans
  • 1 - Outputs every script prefixed with a uint16_t length
  • 2 - Outputs a txOut dump of SHA1(TX_HASH | VOUT) | SHA1(OUTPUT_SCRIPT)'s
  • 3 - Outputs a script index of BLOCK_HASH | TX_HASH | SHA1(OUTPUT_SCRIPT), if a txOutMap file is specified via -i<FILENAME>, BLOCK_HASH | TX_HASH | SHA1(PREVIOUS_OUTPUT_SCRIPT)'s are also written for each transaction input.
  • 4 - Output the number of transaction inputs, outputs and number of transactions in the blockchain

Use a whitelist (see -w) to avoid orphan data being included. (see below examples for filtering by best chain)

bestchain

A best-chain filter for block headers. Accepts 80-byte block headers until EOF, finds the best-chain then outputs the resultant list of block hashes.

Examples

Output all scripts for the local-best blockchain

# parse the local-best blockchain
cat ~/.bitcoin/blocks/blk*.dat | ./parser -f0 | ./bestchain > headers.dat

# output every script found in the local-best blockchain
cat ~/.bitcoin/blocks/blk*.dat | ./parser -j4 -f1 -wheaders.dat > ~/.bitcoin/scripts.dat

Output a script index for the local-best blockchain

# parse the local-best blockchain
cat ~/.bitcoin/blocks/blk*.dat | ./parser -f0 | ./bestchain > headers.dat

# output a txOut index
cat ~/.bitcoin/blocks/blk*.dat | ./parser -j4 -f2 -wheaders.dat > txoindex.dat

# output a script index for the local-best blockchain
cat ~/.bitcoin/blocks/blk*.dat | ./parser -j4 -f3 -wheaders.dat -itxoindex.dat > ~/.bitcoin/scripts.dat

# dump some statistics for the blockchain
cat ~/.bitcoin/blocks/blk*.dat | ./parser -f4

Useful tools

These tools are for the CLI, but will aid in preparing/using data produced by the above.

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