Open theBergmann opened 6 years ago
Oh, that was a bit low ... nice to see it working ... draining my account :) @GitCash spend 0.01 bch to @dagurval
Would creating a static index of all double spends allow you create the statistics you're after?
For example txdata/index.json
with array of
{
'firstseen' : timestamp,
'tx1' : txid,
'tx2' : txid,
'rawdata' : 'cc4d87dc905b913ef4af8020e54f6dfda4a3017e.json'
}
If it doesn't get too large, it would be perfect.
I'll forward your tip into a bounty :-)
Bounty: Create an index as described in comment above.
@chaintip 180 days
I've made a data dump of all the double spends available as a tar.gz file on the website
Thank you @testtip! 0.01536902 BCH
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I thought about using the json-api of doublespend.cash to collect information about double spends and create statistics.
To do so I need to know the url before querying the api. With urls like /txdata/cc4d87dc905b913ef4af8020e54f6dfda4a3017e.json it seems impossible to write the program (at least for me :) If you however derive the hash from something like date+number - for example: 2018062501, 2018062502 etc. - you can easily query the json-api to collect data about doublespends.
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Update: I think it is this line: "h.update(txid_first.encode() + txid_second.encode())" in this file https://github.com/dagurval/doublespend.cash/blob/master/respend/txdata.py
I guess replacing it with (date+k) requires some kind of loop to count k ...