Ethereum: bitcoin-cli gets all tx hashes for a display-only address

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Ethereum: Bitcoin-CLI and Retrieving Transaction Hashes

In this article, we will explore the capabilities of the Bitcoin-CLI command line interface (CLI) to retrieve transaction hashes for a specific Ethereum wallet address.

Bitcoin-cli Basics

Bitcoin-CLI is a simple and lightweight command line tool that allows users to interact with the Bitcoin network. It offers several functions to manage transactions and wallets.

Introduction to Bitcoin-cli

To use Bitcoin-cli, you can install it on your system via the package manager or by downloading the binary from the official website.

Once installed, you can run the following commands to list all transactions for a specific wallet address:

bitcoind --help

The available options and flags will be displayed. We will use the --listtransactions flag to retrieve transaction hashes.

Get all transaction hashes for a watch address only

To get all transaction hashes for a watch-only Ethereum wallet address, we need to specify the address as the -addr option:

bitcoind --listtransactions --addr 

Replace with the actual wallet address.

Example Output

If you have a private key for the read-only Ethereum wallet address 0x1234567890abcdef and want to retrieve all transaction hashes, you can run:

bitcoind --listtransactions --addr 0x1234567890abcdef

The output will be in the following format:

6 1 3 2 11 19 7
Block TX Hash Block Hash 10
Signature (Hex) Block Height TX Hash Block Hash 14
Block Size Signature (Hex) Block Height TX Hash Block Hash 18

Additional Options

In addition to the --listtransactions flag, you can also use other options to retrieve specific information.

For example, to get all transaction hashes for a specific block:

bitcoind --listtransactions --addr  --block 

Replace with the actual wallet address and with the desired block number.

To get the list of transactions in a specific range, you can use the --since and --until flags:

bitcoind --listtransactions --addr  --since  --until 

Replace with the previous hash of the desired transaction.

Conclusion

Bitcoin-CLI provides a powerful way to manage and analyze Bitcoin transactions. With this article, you now know how to use « bitcoin-cli » to retrieve all transaction hashes for a read-only Ethereum wallet address. You can also use additional options to retrieve specific information or a range of transactions. Remember to always keep your private keys in a safe place and use a secure method to store them.