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Step 1: Connect to Bitcoin Core RPC

First, you need to connect to the Bitcoin core RPC server. Open and Terminal or Command Prompt and Run:

`

Bitcoin-RPC-HTTP: // Localhost: 8332

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This will start the Bitcoin Core RPC Server on Port 8332.

Step 2: Get Block Data Using Bitcoin-Cli

Use Bitcoin-Cli to Get The Block Data:

`

Bitcoin-Cli Getblock 1234567890

`

Replace 1234567890 With the Block hash you want to retrieve. This will output a json object containing information about the block.

Step 3: Get Transaction Details Using Bitcoin-Cli

Use bitcoin-cli to get the raw transaction data:

`

Bitcoin-Cli GetRawtransaction 1234567890

`

This will output a string containing the transaction details Note that this

Step 4: Parse vin Transactions

Transactions, we need to parse the raw transaction data using json parsing. You can use libraries like json in python to achieve this:

`

import json

Assume tx_data is the raw transaction string

Data = json.loads (tx_data)

Iterate Over Each Transaction in the Raw Transaction Data

For TX in Data [‘Transactions’]:

Check If the Transaction Has Vin (Voting Vin) Property

If ‘vin’ in tx and isstance (tx [‘vin’], dict):

Extract Input Address and Amount from Vin Properties

input_address = tx [‘vin’] [‘Address’]

Amount = Tx [‘Vin’] [‘Value’]

Print (F “Input Address: {Input_address}”)

Print (F “Amount: {Amount}”)

Else:

Print (“No V vin Transactions Found”)

`

This code assumes that the tx_data string is the raw transaction output. The json parsing library Json loads the data into a python dictionary,

Note: This code only prints the extracted information to the console. The results for further analysis or use cases.

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