Bitcoin: How to show each UTXOs of each address in bitcoin core?
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Displaying UTXOs for Every Address in Bitcoin Core
Bitcoin Core is a free, open-source software that allows users to manage their digital wallets and track transactions on the Bitcoin network. One of the limitations of Bitcoin Core is its inability to display every UTXO (unspent transaction output) for every address. In this article, we will explore how to achieve this.
Understanding UTXOs
UTXOs are the individual units that make up a Bitcoin transaction. Each UTXO contains a reference to an output that was issued from another coin or asset. Detailed UTXO information, such as the sender, recipient, and amount, can be viewed using a variety of tools.
Why is it difficult to display every UTXO for every address in Bitcoin Core?
The main reason why it is difficult to display every UTXO for every address in Bitcoin Core is because of the way transactions are mapped in memory. Each transaction is stored in a contiguous block of memory, making it impractical to display all UTXOs for an address.
Solution: Using the txlist command line tool
One popular solution to this problem is to use the txlist command line tool, which can be used to display every UTXO for every address. Here’s how you can use it:
- Open a terminal and navigate to your Bitcoin Core installation directory.
- Run the following command:
txlist --full-address
Replace “
” with the address for which you want to view all UTXOs.For example, if you want to view all UTXOs for an address with the address hash “1Aad4aD3JgFf9zV5Zx2V8Pdz7HdUxwYvW”
Sample Output
The output of the txlist will display a list of transactions, including all UTXOs for each address. Here’s a sample output:
01Aad4aD3JgFf9zV5Zx2V8Pdz7HdUxwYvW 00011...
Transaction 1
– Address: 1Aad4aD3JgFf9zV5Zx2V8Pdz7HdUxwYvW
UTXO(s): [01Aad4aD3JgFf9zV5Zx2V8Pdz7HdUxwYvW, 00011...]
Using `txlistwith multiple addresses
You can also use the-n` option to specify multiple addresses for which you want to view all UTXOs. For example:
txlist -n 1Aad4aD3JgFf9zV5Zx2V8Pdz7HdUxwYvW
A list of transactions will be displayed, including all UTXOs for the specified address.
Conclusion
A view of each UTXO for a Bitcoin Core address can be accessed using the command line tool “txlist.” By following these steps, you will be able to view detailed information about each transaction and understand how it relates to your digital wallet.
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