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PyBLOCK

𝕪𝔹𝕃𝕆𝕂 𝕚𝕥𝕤 𝕒 𝔹𝕚𝕥𝕔𝕠𝕚𝕟 𝔻𝕒𝕤𝕙𝕓𝕠𝕒𝕣𝕕 𝕨𝕚𝕥𝕙 𝕪𝕡𝕙𝕖𝕣𝕡𝕦𝕟𝕜 𝕒𝕖𝕤𝕥𝕙𝕖𝕥𝕚𝕔.

  • This will fully work on a Node that has Bitcoin Core and LND installed.
  • We fully tested and worked perfect on MyNodeBTC
  • We fully tested and worked perfect on RaspiBlitz
  • We fully tested and worked perfect on BitcoinMachines
  • We fully tested and worked perfect on Umbrel

First Start

  • You will need to find the path of the files tls.cert and admin.macaroon to do the REST connection to have access to LND.

  • Poetry is needed to ensure every user has the same python dependencies installed.

    From LOCAL Node

    Open the Terminal.

    -- Easy mode:

    • a@A:~> sudo apt install hexyl
    • a@A:~> sudo apt install jq
    • a@A:~> pip3 install pybitblock
    • a@A:~> pyblock

    -- Manual mode:

    • a@A:~> sudo apt install hexyl
    • a@A:~> sudo apt install jq
    • a@A:~> git clone https://github.com/curly60e/pyblock.git
    • a@A:~> cd pyblock
    • a@A:~> pip3 install -r requirements.txt
    • a@A:~> cd pybitblock
    • a@A:~> python3 PyBlock.py

    -- Poetry mode:

    • a@A:~> sudo apt install hexyl
    • a@A:~> sudo apt install jq
    • a@A:~> pip3 install poetry
    • a@A:~> git clone https://github.com/curly60e/pyblock.git
    • a@A:~> cd pyblock
    • a@A:~> poetry install
    • a@A:~> cd pybitblock
    • a@A:~> poetry run python3 PyBlock.py

    -- Upgrade:

    • a@A:~> pip3 install pybitblock -U
    • a@A:~> pyblock
    • Or
    • a@A:~> cd pyblock
    • a@A:~> git pull origin master
    • a@A:~> cd pybitblock
    • a@A:~> python3 PyBlock.py

    • This is how we continue.


    • It will ask you for the IP:PORT (REST PORT) in this case use: localhost instead of the IP.


    • Then it will ask you for the path to the tls.cert.


    • Then it will ask you for the path to the admin.macaroon.


    • Then it will ask you for the path to bitcoin-cli or if you have already installed just put: bitcoin-cli.


    • And you are in.


    From REMOTE Computer

    • You will need to have tls.cert and admin.macaroon already downloaded from your LND node.
    • Poetry is needed to ensure every user has the same python dependencies installed.

    Open the Terminal.

    -- Easy mode:

    • a@A:~> sudo apt install hexyl
    • a@A:~> sudo apt install jq
    • a@A:~> pip3 install pybitblock
    • a@A:~> pyblock

    -- Manual mode:

    • a@A:~> sudo apt install hexyl
    • a@A:~> sudo apt install jq
    • a@A:~> git clone https://github.com/curly60e/pyblock.git
    • a@A:~> cd pyblock
    • a@A:~> pip3 install -r requirements.txt
    • a@A:~> cd pybitblock
    • a@A:~> python3 PyBlock.py

    -- Poetry mode:

    • a@A:~> sudo apt install hexyl

    • a@A:~> sudo apt install jq

    • a@A:~> pip3 install poetry

    • a@A:~> git clone https://github.com/curly60e/pyblock.git

    • a@A:~> cd pyblock

    • a@A:~> poetry install

    • a@A:~> cd pybitblock

    • a@A:~> poetry run python3 PyBlock.py


      • This is how we continue.


      • It will ask you for the IP:PORT (REST PORT).


      • Then it will ask you for the path to the tls.cert.


      • Then it will ask you for the path to the admin.macaroon.


      • Then it will ask you for the path to bitcoin-cli or if you have already installed just put: bitcoin-cli.


      • And you are in.


Dependencies

  • Install Curl on Debian based type:
    • sudo apt install curl

How to execute

  • python3 PyBlock.py

OracleVision Integration (BIP-110 & Mempool Analysis)

PyBLOCK includes a lightweight integration with OracleVision for sovereign node operators running Bitcoin Knots with BIP-110 policy enabled. Philosophy: Don't Trust, Verify — all analysis runs locally against your node via bitcoin-cli.

Built-in features (Bitcoin → OV. OracleVision)

Option What it does
BIP-110 Block Scanner Scans recent blocks for consensus violations, spam score (0100), and status (CLEAN / SUSPICIOUS / VIOLATION)
Mempool Glass Categorizes your node's current getblocktemplate into economic, consolidation, coinjoin, and spam buckets
Block Detail View Deep-dive into a single block: miner tag, witness %, violation flags, problematic transactions — with drill-down to Transaction Inspector
Transaction & Address Inspector Inspect any txid (flow, fees, BIP-110 flags, spam signals) or address (UTXO balance, mempool exposure) — verified locally
Launch Full OracleVision Opens the standalone Textual TUI if installed (DATUM mining, Ocean panels, live charts, multi-screen navigation)

Configuration

Copy the example config and adjust for your node:

cp pybitblock/config/oraclevision.conf.example pybitblock/config/oraclevision.conf
Setting Default Description
block_scan_count 10 How many recent blocks to scan
spam_score_threshold 45 Score above this marks a block as VIOLATION
bitcoin_datadir "" Optional -datadir for bitcoin-cli
oraculovision_command oraculovision Command to launch the full TUI
max_vin_lookups 4 Parent transaction RPC lookups to resolve input prevouts in Transaction Inspector
scantxoutset_timeout 90 Seconds allowed for UTXO scan in Address Inspector
mempool_scan_limit 30 Max mempool txs scanned for address mempool exposure
detectors_enabled ["builtin"] Active BIP-110/spam detector plugins

Environment overrides: ORACULOVISION_BLOCK_SCAN_COUNT, ORACULOVISION_SPAM_THRESHOLD, ORACULOVISION_COMMAND, BITCOIN_DATADIR.

The built-in tools cover the essentials. For the complete dashboard — DATUM solo mining panel, Ocean account stats, live mempool charts, and navigable BIP-110 tables — install the standalone project:

git clone https://github.com/MarcanoFilms/oraculovision.git
cd oraculovision
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e .
oraculovision

From PyBLOCK, use Bitcoin → OV. OracleVision → E. Launch Full OracleVision TUI.

Extending detection logic

The analysis engine lives in pybitblock/oraclevision/ and is intentionally modular:

  • script_parser.py — BIP-110 size limits and witness/script parsing
  • detectors/ — pluggable per-transaction rule checks (register new detectors via config)
  • bip110.py — per-block aggregation and spam scoring
  • spam_score.py — heuristic scoring (community-tunable weights)
  • mempool_compose.py — block template categorization
  • tx_flow.py / tx_service.py — transaction flow parsing and deep inspection
  • address_service.py — UTXO balance and mempool exposure for addresses

Pull requests that improve heuristics or add new violation rules are welcome. Add detectors in oraclevision/detectors/ and keep UI code in oraclevision/ui.py separate from detection logic.

Running PyBLOCK using Docker

First check out or unzip the code to a directory, cd to that directory, and from there type the following commands: (Make sure Docker desktop is running in the background "sudo service docker start".)

  • docker build -t pyblock .

Run it using

  • docker run -p 6969:6969 -it pyblock

Then open http://localhost:6969 with a browser, you will get the PyBLOCK Docker App.

Credentials: "Running:PyBLOCK" ("User:Pass")

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