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Ethereum-Balance

This script use etherscan.io API to fetch Ethereum addresses balance

Usage

python3 ethBalance.py -F input_addresses_file_path -O output_file

OR:

python3 ethBalance.py --file input_addresses_file_path --out output_file

Notice

You can put your own etherscan.io API_Key in :

self.API_TOKEN = "_Your_API_Token"

For more info about etherscan API_Key please visit this link: etherscan.io

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