Andrew Toth

@raphjaph addressed most of your feedback, asked some questions for clarification on some things. I added comments to parts of the code that I think could use them. Let me...

@kvnn running pop_os with Intel® Core™ i7-10870H CPU @ 2.20GHz × 16, with nvme drive. Bitcoind was running locally on the same machine. Did a test with the same machine...

Hi @marspoolxyz - this is implemented in https://github.com/casey/ord/pull/1759. If you could help test that would be great!

@kalibox ``` git clone https://github.com/andrewtoth/ord cd ord git checkout batch-tx-requests cargo run --release -- index ```

No, this should be enough to test. If you already have an index, you can run `cargo run --release -- --index index2.redb index` to test a fresh index at `index2.redb`....

On my linux laptop I can index in 41 minutes. Run with `time cargo run --release -- index` to see how long it takes on your machine.

That's where it actually starts indexing.

You need `txindex=1` in your bitcoind config. Check that it is synced with `bitcoin-cli getindexinfo`. If that just returns `{}` you don't having txindex set.

Does it say anything in your Bitcoin debug.log?

What os are you on?