BitPeek – Bitcoin Address Intelligence Toolkit

BitPeek is a forensic utility for parsing and analyzing Bitcoin addresses (Base58 format). It supports both command-line and web-based interfaces.

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🔧 Features

• Bitcoin Base58 address decoding
• Version byte interpretation (mainnet/testnet, P2PKH/P2SH)
• Payload inspection with entropy analysis
• Checksum validation
• RIPEMD-160 hash display
• CLI version with colored output
• Web interface (Flask) with dark mode

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🚀 Installation

1. Clone this repository
2. Install requirements:

pip install -r requirements.txt

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🖥️ CLI Usage

Run the terminal version:

python3 bitpeek.py

Features:

• Color-coded output
• Base58 decode and checksum check
• Byte distribution insight

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🌐 Web Interface (Flask)

To run the web-based GUI:

python3 bitpeek_web.py

Then open your browser at:

http://localhost:5000

Provides:

• Dark-mode styled HTML table
• Real-time analysis
• Same logic as CLI version (Base58 decode, checksum, entropy, RIPEMD-160)

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📂 File Structure

• bitpeek.py – CLI version
• bitpeek_web.py – Flask web version
• requirements.txt – Python dependencies
• RELEASE_v1.0.0.md – Release history

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🧪 Requirements

termcolor
flask
pycryptodome

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📜 License

MIT License — see LICENSE

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Disclaimer

• 🚫 This software is for educational use only.
• ⚠️ Do not use this tool with real cryptocurrency.
• ❗ The author takes no responsibility for losses or misuse.
• 🛡️ Use responsibly and at your own risk.

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🎁 Support

★ Bitcoin (BTC)
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★ Monero (XMR)
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★ Dash (DASH)
XtNuNfgaEXFKhtfxAKuDkdysxUqaZm7TDX

We also value early privacy coins such as Bytecoin (BCN):
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🙏 Thank you for supporting independent research and ethical technology.

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Created with dedication to education, blockchain exploration, and ethical research.
“I morph bits, not to break, but to understand.” — BitMorphX