I am developing a large database of exploitable contract addresses and creating a website to host such a database for users to use to see if contracts are safe.
Is there a way to get all contract addresses from the ethereum blockchain?. Currently, I am using a web scraper, but I often get temporarily banned, even when using proxies and fake user credentials.
You can do this by querying the blockchain directly instead of using your web scraper. For this, you would need to run a node and check each block's transactions to see if the associated addresses are contracts.
geth, but do you have any resources to check a single block for such a contract address?
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Aug 30, 2019 at 1:08
eth_getTransactionReceipt RPC call that has a contractAddress field that is populated if the transaction is sent to a transaction.
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Aug 30, 2019 at 4:10
eth_getCode call returns the code at each an address. If the address is a contract, this will return something that is non-zero
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Aug 30, 2019 at 4:12
By default all full nodes contain every single contract and transaction on the Ethereum network.
I don't know how you would filter only contracts though and there would also be far to many contracts to check them all.
Mabye you could make a system where a user would post about a smart contract instead of reviewing one.
