Ethereum: Using bitcoind JSON-RPC, how to get transaction from input address?

Using BitcoinD JSON-RPC Unless unused events to apply for outputs

In this article, we will look at how the BitcoinD JSON -RPC protocol can be used to apply for unused events (UTXO) from the address that used one event. We also discuss why the ListtraSactions' do not list these addresses.

Problem:ListtraSactionsNot listed unused txos

In the node,Listransactions’ may not list addresses at several unused event outputs because these addresses have:

• Restricted or no funds : they may not have unused event outputs (UTXOS).

• No events in the block chain : The address is part of one event, so no new UTXO has been created.

Using Bitcoind JSON-RPC: Solution

If you would like to apply for unused event outputs from one event, you need to use the Bitcoind JSON-RPC protocol. Here’s a step -by -step guide:

• Set the Node

  

  : Make sure the Bitcoin node is in progress and properly configured.

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• Set the address and event hash (optional) : If you know the original sender’s address or event hash, you can add it as a query parameter.

Sample Request

Here’s an example request:

`Json

Get /jsonrpc/2.0/pokewallet/1.0/gettunsttxoutlist?method=unspxouts&address= & txid =

`

Replace at the the actual address you are interested in, and 's single event used by this address.

The answer contains a list of unused events for the specified address. Each departure is presented as an object with fields such as "number" (available funds) andtxid(transaction hash).

For example, if you are applying for a list to the address that used one event with Hash1234567890ABCDEF, you get something:

`Json

{

“Unfenttxoutlist”: [

{

“Txid”: “1234567890ABCDEF”,

“Quantity”: 0.00001,

“Pubkey”: “Your_public_key”

}

–

}

`

This answer tells you that there is one unused transaction output at the 0.00001 Satoshis.

By using the Bitcoind JSON-RPC, you can apply for unused event departures from any address that used one event. This is particularly useful when you have to analyze or check your wallet activities on behalf of regulatory authorities or other organizations.

Be sure to always follow the best practices to process sensitive information and make sure that your knot is properly attached.

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