Satoshi Workshop: Your Gateway to the Bitcoin Network

Welcome to Satoshi Workshop — your interactive playground for exploring Bitcoin technology. Dive in, test commands, and experiment with the Bitcoin network’s features in a hands-on, playful environment designed for learning and discovery.

What the platform offers

  • Access to the Bitcoin Node via RPC

    Learn and experiment with Bitcoin’s Remote Procedure Call (RPC) interface directly on my node. Run queries, debug scripts, or verify behaviors without having to risk or clutter your own setup.

  • Built-in CLI Terminal

    Interact with the Bitcoin node using a real bitcoin-cli environment. Every command you type here is passed directly to bitcoin-cli, just as if you were running it locally. Perfect for practicing, running quick tests, and exploring the full functionality of the Bitcoin Core command-line interface.

  • Transaction Broadcasting

    Send transactions directly to the Bitcoin network. When broadcasting a transaction from your own node using the RPC sendrawtransaction, it will be sent unconditionally to all peers. This can potentially compromise your privacy by revealing the transaction’s origin, since nodes typically do not rebroadcast non-wallet transactions already in their mempool. To avoid exposing your IP while rebroadcasting, you can use this broadcasting feature. For even greater privacy, I recommend using a VPN or TOR.

Additional Information

I have made an effort to ensure that as many RPC and CLI commands as possible are available. However, not all commands are accessible for security reasons — for example, it is not possible to shut down the node or perform certain other high-risk operations. Commands related to the wallet are enabled and can be used, but please do not send bitcoins to these wallets. They are not secured in any way, and I am not responsible for any potential damage resulting from their use.

For those prioritizing privacy, you are free to use VPNs or TOR when accessing Satoshi Workshop. There are no restrictions or limitations regarding the use of privacy-enhancing tools. Additionally, I plan to make the site accessible through a dedicated .onion address on the TOR network to further support user privacy and anonymity.

What’s next?

This is just the beginning. I plan to expand Satoshi Workshop with new functionalities, making the platform even more versatile and useful. My goal is to create a comprehensive tool for everyone who wants to explore the world of Bitcoin and utilize its full potential. If you have any suggestions or preferences for features you would like to see on the site, feel free to reach out to me.