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Obtaining the contractual addresses of all the owners of the BSC network
Introduction
Ethereum is a decentralized platform that allows developers to create, implement and manage smart contracts in its blockchain network. Based on this concept, the Smart Binance (BSC) chain has become an attractive alternative to many users due to lower transaction fees and faster locking times. In this article, we will explore how to obtain contractual addresses of all the owners in the BSC network.
Method 1: Using Official API from Binance
The official API from Binance provides a way to access Ethereum and BSC networks. You can use the ”Etherscan-api” library in JavaScript to obtain data for all contracts, but unfortunately it does not provide an easy-to-use method for the export of top holders.
Method 2: Using Bitquery Library
Bitquery is a Python library that allows you to ask and handle data from various sources. One of its characteristics is the ability to obtain data on Ethereum and BSC accounts, including contractual balances.
To use Bitquery, you must first install it using PIP:
`Bash
PIP Install Bitquery
Here is an example of a code fragment that shows how to recover all holders for a specific contract on BSC:
`Python
Import Bitquery as BQ
def get_contract_holders (contract_address, network = 'bsc'):
data = bq.get_data (
"Etherscan-api",
'contract_balance',
key
contract_address,
network = network,
format = 'csv'
)
Return Data.to_csv (index = false)
Replace with your own contract address and BSC network
contract_address = '0x ... your_contract_address ...'
network = 'bsc'
Holders_Data = Get_Contract_Holders (Contract_address, Network)
print (holders_data)
This code will remove a CSV file that contains the hips of all holders for the contract specified in the BSC network.
Method 3: Using a web scraping approach
Another approach is the use of web scraping to extract data. You can use libraries like Beautifulsoop
and ’Requests in Python to get the necessary information from ETHREUM and BSC sites.
However, please note that this method may not be suitable for the use of production due to potential security risks and data scraping limitations.
Conclusion
Obtaining the contractual addresses of all the owners in the BSC network can be a little provocative, but there are several methods available. The official API in Binance offers an easy-to-use data interface, while Bitquery is a powerful library that allows you to ask and handle the data from various sources. In addition, web scraping approaches require caution and may not be suitable for use of production.
Export data in CSV format
To export the data in CSV format, you can simply change the above code fragments or use additional libraries such as ”Pandas` to analyze the JSON data returned by Bitquery.
I hope this article will help you start with taking over the addresses of all the owners in the BSC network!