If you run your own node and know how to write command-line shell scripts then you can build your own: just use the RPC to request blocks in JSON format and use a tool like jq to filter on the TX fields you’re interested in and put the operation into a loop across the block range you’re interested in.
Example of how to use RPC through bitcoin-cli command-line tool can be found here: Is it possible to get bitcoin address from Jan 2010 that still has balance and never send out transactions?
Anyone able to get a bitcoin node to communicate through proton vpn? Protonvpn does offer port forwarding. but i had...
The US Treasury just sanctioned 6 individuals and 2 entities for laundering cryptocurrency tied to North Korean (DPRK) IT worker...
Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure On-chain data shows the shark and whale...
On-chain analytics firm Glassnode has explained how a flip in Bitcoin short-term holder profitability could act as a precondition for...
Bitcoin miners are caught in the tightest squeeze of the network’s history, and a new Wintermute report argues that simply...
We bring you the latest in Crypto News
