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Electrum load_wallet through json-rpcs does not accept "wallet" parameter

You can try the select_wallet method of the Electrum JSON-RPC API to switch between wallets for example for a wallet dat_test_wallet_01 {"jsonrpc": "2.0", "id": "...
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Electrum load_wallet through json-rpcs does not accept "wallet" parameter

It seems that the "wallet" parameter is not recognized by the "load_wallet" method in the context of the JSON-RPC call you are making. One solution could be to pass the wallet path ...
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Why is wtxid called "hash" in Bitcoin Core's getrawtransaction RPC?

The idea is that it is returning the hash of the entire transaction data. Currently, that is always identical to the wtxid. But in a hypothetical future, where more data may get added to transaction ...
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Which RPC method is used to mine bitcoin?

Which of the following rpc methods is used to mine bitcoin and receive its reward? None, really. The primary way of interfacing with Bitcoin Core for mining is through the getblocktemplate (GBT) RPC, ...
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Submitblock input parameters similar to getblock?

The input to submitblock is a full serialized block, encoded in hexadecimal. Block serialization consists of: The block header (80 bytes) A CompactSize encoding of the number of transactions The ...
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Optimising blockchain parsing with rpc + python

You're going to see much better performance by doing the parsing of block data yourself directly off disk, though that involves a decent amount of complexity. If you want to stick with bitcoind RPC ...
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Edge cases when dealing with incoming Bitcoin transactions

my unique index for Bitcoin transactions is a combination of these three: txid:vout:address That seems like it might be overkill. After all, the blockchain only uses txid:vout to uniquely identify ...

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