The Wolfram Language has built-in capabilities for interacting with blockchains. It can both retrieve detailed information from Bitcoin, Ethereum and other blockchains and construct and submit transactions to blockchains. Wolfram maintains a MultiChain instance in the Wolfram Cloud that allows immediate blockchain storage and retrieval of arbitrary Wolfram Language expressions.

Accessing Blockchains

BlockchainData — get current information about a blockchain

BlockchainBlockData — get information about a particular block

BlockchainTransactionData — get information about a transaction

BlockchainAddressData — get information connected with a blockchain address

BlockchainTokenData — get information about the usage of a smart contract–defined token

BlockchainBase — option to specify blockchain and network ("Bitcoin", "Ethereum", ...)

$BlockchainBase — default blockchain and network to use

Key Management

GenerateAsymmetricKeyPair — generate key pairs for blockchain transactions

PrivateKey  ▪  PublicKey

BlockchainKeyEncode — encode a key to get an address, WIF, etc.

Blockchain Transactions

BlockchainTransaction — symbolic representation of a blockchain transaction

BlockchainTransactionSign — use a private key to sign a blockchain transaction

BlockchainTransactionSubmit — submit a transaction for inclusion on a blockchain

ARK »

BlockchainData  ▪  BlockchainAddressData  ▪  ...

Bitcoin »

BlockchainData  ▪  BlockchainBlockData  ▪  ...

bloxberg »

BlockchainData  ▪  BlockchainTransactionData  ▪  ...

Cardano »

BlockchainData  ▪  BlockchainTransactionData  ▪  ...

Ethereum »

BlockchainData  ▪  BlockchainTokenData  ▪  ...

Tezos »

BlockchainData  ▪  BlockchainTransactionData  ▪  ...

Interacting with Blockchains in the Wolfram Cloud

BlockchainPut — put data into the Wolfram-maintained blockchain

BlockchainGet — get data from the Wolfram-maintained blockchain

Financial Information

CurrencyConvert — conversions for bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies