Research of recent transactions by quantity: a guide
In Ethereum, the search for quantity transactions can be a difficult task, especially when in this article,
** What is the problem?
When you want to search
- Missing or incomplete transaction data
- Incorrect or obsolete transaction records
- Difficulty analyzing and extracting relevant information
** Method 1: Use of the API Etherscan.io
Etherscan.io is a popular platform that gives access to Ethereum blockchain data. One of its features is the possibility of looking for transactions by quantity.
Here is an example of how you can use Etherscan API:
.
- Import the “Etherscanapi” class of the “Etherscan” module
- Create an API instance with your Ethereum API key (if necessary)
- Use the “Searchtransactionsbyquanty” method to search for transactions by quantity
Code example
`Javascript
Import {Etherscanapi} de 'Etherscan';
Const Api = New Etherscanapi ({
APIKEY: '
});
// Search for transactions by quantity
API.SAarchtransactionsbyquanty (
{
Request: 'x btc',
Disposition: 0,
Limit: 100, // You can adjust the limit to the need
},
(Error, result) => {
If (error) {
Console.error (error);
} Other {
Constitutions = result.transactions;
// Treat and display the transaction
}
}
));
'
Method 2: Use of web3.js and a script
Another approach is to use theWeb3JavaScript library with a script to search for quantity transactions.
Here is an example of code extract that shows how you can use a script to search for transactions:
Javascript
Const web3 = require ('web3');
// Replace with your Ethereum node URL
Const namel = '
Asynchronous function Searchtransactionsbyquanty () {
// Initializes the contract of the web3 supplier
Const Provider = New Web3.Providers.httpprovider (NODEREL);
// Create and a new contract instance
Const Contract = Await Provider.eth.getContractat ('0x ...');
// Use a script to execute a request on the intelligent contract
Const tx = wait for contract. Mods.searchtransactionsbyquanty (10) .Snd ();
}
Searchtransactionsbyquanty ().
If (Result.status! == '0x') {
Console.error (result);
}
});
` ‘
Method 3: Manual transactions analysis
Another approach is to manually analyze transaction data to extract relevant information.
- Check the transaction metadata for all clues, such as experienced or recipient addresses
- Find all transactions with great friends (for example,> 100 BTC)
- Analyze the transaction timeing and the block number
Conclusion
The search for recent transactions per quantity can be difficult,
Mentioned above or combining several techniques, you should be able to suck transactions with specific quantities.
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