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A tool to return currently recommended Bitcoin fees.

Should take: block target, transaction size or transaction itself

Should either calculate the fees by itself or use fee recommendation sources (either online or bitcoin-cli etc, if available).

Should be able to take Bitcoin transaction and output a detailed info about it (should also work if transaction id provided).

Should be able to take json and return encoded transaction.

Should return a status of a Bitcoin node for a given IP/domain/.onion address.

Should work with mainnet and testnet nodes. Should also detect c-lightning/lnd/eclair status.

Should try to guess ports and return basic information about the node (if available).

A tool to decode/encode Bech32 data.

Should be able to validate a bech32 string and list errors, if any.

Same as #1, but with no fancy validation.

Create a CLI wrapper for .Balance functions from https://github.com/meeDamian/crypto returning balance for requested exchange/currenc{y,ies}.

Figure out how to handle credentials: file? OS-specific keystores? Passed as flags? Env vars? Requested upon run? Etc etc…

A CLI utility to encode/decode Bitcoin p2p network messages.

Should return current Bitcoin price.

Should handle multiple sources (ideally popular aggregators).

Should handle multiple currencies.

Should be able to tell the price for a given amount, ex. bc1price --buy 2.222 --on kraken.com

Add credential caching to allow the user to run a command again for a period of time without requiring authentication.

Should take LN invoice and return it's json representation, see: lightning-cli decodepay or lncli decodepayreq.

Should take {x,y,z}pub, generate possible addresses and check their balance.

Ideally, uses local sources (with a remote fallback under a flag(?)), tries to minimize output, by not showing empty branches, etc.

Gotta be smart about a bunch of things here.

Note, gotta be careful here, to make sure users are unlikely to leave their seeds in {ba,z,fi}sh history.

Should take seed (or xpriv), generate owned addresses and check their balance. Local sources should be prioritised over remote (which should probably sit behind a flag/config).

Should be able to generate:

• seed -> xpriv, {x,y,z}pub
• xpriv -> {x,y,z}pub

Gotta make sure it preserves privacy well here.

A command that returns exit code = 0 if transaction is confirmed or exit code = 1 if it isn't. If --wait=n is provided, it should wait until n confirmations are on top of a transaction before terminating with exit code = 0

bc1isconfirmed --wait=6 <txid|addr(?)> && lncli openchannel <node-id> <amount>