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I second that. Either that, or please explain how to update the database, including getting the fresh set.

@alwaysminingbtc If you have the whole blockchain on your own machine, it would be a lot easier to generate the pickle files on your own -- it's more practical as...

@alwaysminingbtc You're welcome. I already went down the rabbit hole so you don't have to ;) The biggest pain was getting all the dependencies correctly installed for the `btcposbal2csv` script....

@MisterTeo That's what I currently use, sort of. I have about 6 different modifications of it and am always fiddling with it to improve the performance.

Here's a fresh database set for anyone who wants it (Jan 13, 2020), already in pickle format. **https://fil.email/gWihX2TC** I found another chainstate parser https://github.com/in3rsha/bitcoin-utxo-dump written in go. It's about 5x...

I'll push a new db out in a couple hours. Need to sync up with the Blockchain first and then do the pickling.

Ok, here it is: https://github.com/secretnumber/utxodump This time it's on GH so the links won't expire and I'll update it from time to time. For some reason the upload takes me...

@seperatis First, the script does indeed generate the keys **randomly** rather than incrementally. Most wallets are created this way and this is considered the correct way, since the numbers are...

@tharmass I'm **not** going to generate two separate databases just for you as it takes too much time. I've updated the db in my repo: https://github.com/secretnumber/utxodump and it will probably...

@ZaranTheWise They do, indeed! https://github.com/brichard19/BitCrack I'm not expecting to find anything either, but my spare laptop is desperately looking to do some work and this is just perfect for it....