Query LOCAL Bitcoin blockchain with C# .NET

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Query LOCAL Bitcoin blockchain with C# .NET



I am trying to check the balance of a given Bitcoin address by using ONLY the locally stored blockchain (downloaded via Bitcoin Core). Something similar to this (by using NBitCoin and/or QBitNinja), but without needing access to the network:


private static readonly QBitNinjaClient client = new QBitNinjaClient(Network.Main);

public decimal CheckBalance(BitcoinPubKeyAddress address)
{
var balanceModel = client.GetBalance(address, true).Result;
decimal balance = 0;

if (balanceModel.Operations.Count > 0)
{
var unspentCoins = new List<Coin>();
foreach (var operation in balanceModel.Operations)
unspentCoins.AddRange(operation.ReceivedCoins.Select(coin => coin as Coin));
balance = unspentCoins.Sum(x => x.Amount.ToDecimal(MoneyUnit.BTC));
}
return balance;
}



The example above needs access to the network. I need to do the same thing offline. I came up with something like this, but obviously it doesn't work:


public decimal CheckBalanceLocal(BitcoinPubKeyAddress address)
{
var node = Node.ConnectToLocal(Network.Main);
node.VersionHandshake();
var chain = node.GetChain();

var store = new BlockStore(@"F:Program FilesBitcoinCacheblocks", Network.Main);

var index = new IndexedBlockStore(new InMemoryNoSqlRepository(), store);
index.ReIndex();

var headers = chain.ToEnumerable(false).ToArray();

var balance = (
from header in headers
select index.Get(header.HashBlock)
into block
from tx in block.Transactions
from txout in tx.Outputs
where txout.ScriptPubKey.GetDestinationAddress(Network.Main) == address
select txout.Value.ToDecimal(MoneyUnit.BTC)).Sum();

return balance;
}


InMemoryNoSqlRepository


ReIndex()



My requirement is to Check Balance the same way as in the first method but by querying blocks stored on my disk.



Actually what I require might just be an answer to this question:





Ideally I would like to use NBitcoin only like in my second method which doesn't work and I don't know why. QBitNinja Server on IIS is my second option, but as you mentioned BitcoinLib, I might give it a try as a last resort. Balance here is just an example, I would like to query local blockchain for many interesting things. Though I thought that BitcoinLib is not updated anymore. I appreciate any help and it looks like you are the only one who is trying so far :). So yes I will give you the 50 rep if no one give better answer.
– rvnlord
May 12 '17 at 12:01





Hi, it's an old question but I saw this yesterday. I tried your code with NBitcoin. Your code works on my partial old local node only if I comment this line index.ReIndex(); and this line var chain = node.GetChain();. I also tweaked my code a little bit that instead of GetChain I did GetBlocks. and simillar changes to make it work. I don't want to get downvoted so I am posting this comment :) . I hope it helps you.
– Hey24sheep
Jan 27 at 14:00





@Hey24sheep Your code works? Then post it as answer. I don't believe anybody would downvote you for a working solution.
– modiX
Mar 21 at 23:29





@Hey24sheep, Can you please post an answer?
– kobik
Mar 22 at 7:32





Why are people afraid to post a solution and get down voted? Is this a sign that Bitcoin is not what we think it is? Should I NOT be concerned as a Bitcoin speculator? Referring to comment made by @Hey24sheep and others. Yellow flag time?
– Rich Bianco
May 30 at 0:08




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