Latest snapshot: 19 July 2026

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Name: Bitcoin Core Pruned Chainstate Snapshot
Brand: chainstate.io
Price: 10.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Skip weeks of syncing. Download a fully synced, pruned Bitcoin Core snapshot and be up and running today.

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Bitcoin Core v28–31.1Windows · Linux · macOS~13.1 GB .tar archive

Syncing from scratch takes weeks.

A fresh Bitcoin Core node has to download and verify over 800 GB of block data — a process that can take 1–3 weeks depending on your hardware and connection.

chainstate.io gives you a daily-updated pruned snapshot so you can skip the wait entirely.

Without snapshot

1–3 weeks of syncing, high bandwidth, constant disk I/O.

With chainstate.io

Download once, extract, start Bitcoin Core. Running in minutes.

Three steps to a running Bitcoin Core

Purchase

Pay $10 via Stripe. You'll receive a download link instantly.

Download & extract

Download the .tar archive and extract it into your Bitcoin Core data directory.

Start Bitcoin Core

Launch Bitcoin Core. It picks up from the snapshot — no full sync needed.

Simple pricing

$10

one-time · instant access

Sync date19 July 2026

Block height958,642

Size13.1 GB

Format.tar

Link valid24 hours

CompatibilityBitcoin Core v28–31.1

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a pruned node?: A pruned node verifies the full blockchain but only keeps the most recent blocks on disk (~550 MB) and chainstate (~13 GB). It's a fully validating node — ideal if you don't need to query full historical block data.
Which Bitcoin Core versions are supported?: The snapshot is compatible with Bitcoin Core v28 through v31.1 on Windows, Linux, and macOS.
How long does the download link last?: Your download link is valid for 24 hours after purchase. If it expires before you can use it, contact support@chainstate.io.
How fresh is the snapshot?: Snapshots are generated daily. The sync date is shown on the pricing card above.
Is it secure to use snapshot?: The snapshot is just the blocks and chainstate folders, which are plain binary data files. There's nothing in there that can run or execute anything on your machine.
How do I verify the snapshot?: Run gettxoutsetinfo muhash and compare the MuHash to a known-good value for the same block height. They must match. Read the Chain State Verification guide.

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