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The following functions are used to manipulate Bitcoin Core servers: | | | BitcoinCoreBlockCount | Returns the size of the blockchain known by the Bitcoin node (i.e. the number of blocks created since January 3, 2009). This makes it possible, for example, to calculate the approximate date of the next halving. | | Returns the hash of a block identified by its index. Note: This function is only available from version 2025 Update 2. | | BitcoinCoreConfigure | Specifies the Bitcoin Core server connection parameters, in order to use BitcoinCoreXXXX functions. | | Returns the number of connected peers. Note: This function is only available from version 2025 Update 2. | | Returns the date and time Bitcoin Core was last launched. Note: This function is only available from version 2025 Update 2. | | BitcoinCoreDateTimeLatestBlock | Returns the date and time when the latest block was created. | | Indicates the blockchain size on disk. Note: This function is only available from version 2025 Update 2. | | BitcoinCoreHashRate | Returns the number of times per second the sha256 function had to be run to calculate the last block. This number corresponds to a proof of work. |
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