Yep, I believe Coinbase will blow up in the future.

They manage approximately 10% of the total Bitcoin supply, either on behalf of their customers or by providing custody services for ETFs and other entities, like MicroStrategy.

Either they will be hacked, or the coins will be confiscated by the government in a manner similar to Executive Order 6102.

In either case, those who hold their coins in self-custody will likely be greatly rewarded by a significant price surge.

Here we can see that, currently, there are about 100M non-zero Bitcoin addresses.

The sharp rise is due to shitcoins (aka ordinals and NFTs) being issued on the Bitcoin network, creating many small-value UTXOs.

A new one: https://bitcoinisdata.com/

It takes humility and many hours to deprogram yourself from years of indoctrination to start understanding Bitcoin.

The majority of people are either so immersed in day-to-day life chores or plainly lazy that they are not willing to do the work.

I myself gave The Bitcoin Standard book to several friends and family members. How many actually read it? None. Pure laziness.

Self hosted BTC Pay server.

If you also run a Lightning node, it can accept both onchain and lightning.

That's what I am using at https://bitcoinisdata.com/

Quantity of non-zero addresses: https://bitcoinisdata.com/qtd_addr/

I messaged you on Nostr, too many doubts.

Apparently I cannot go further 2024-07-05 in the parser, due to the lack of price data:

`2024-07-08 14:28:19 - Processing 2024-07-05 (height: 850735)... 2024-07-08 14:28:19 - fetch kraken daily 2024-07-08 14:32:44 - kraken: fetch 1mn 2024-07-08 14:32:44 - binance: fetch 1mn 2024-07-08 14:32:45 - binance: read har file The application panicked (crashed). Message: Can't find price for 850839 - 1720211220 - 2024-07-05, please update binance.har file Location: src/datasets/price/mod.rs:306

Backtrace omitted. Run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 environment variable to display it. Run with RUST_BACKTRACE=full to include source snippets.`

The parser just finished, it took 52 hours in a powerful linux machine.

To update its database all I have to do is to run the parser again, and it will pickup in the last height it processed?

How can I access the generated datasets?

I already had a big max open file limit on my linux server. The missing command was ulimit -s $(ulimit -Hs) to increse the stack size.

Now it worked, the parser is running, thanks. I report back to you when it finishes.

Tried to run the parser, but ended up with this error. What could it be?

thread 'main' has overflowed its stack fatal runtime error: stack overflow ./run.sh: line 25: 1954942 Aborted (core dumped) cargo run -r -- "$HOME/.bitcoin/"