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Yes, you can run chainhooks on both the testnet and mainnet.
### **How can I optimize chainhook scanning?**
#### **How can I optimize chainhook scanning?**
Use of adequate values for `start_block` and `end_block` in predicates
Use of adequate values for `start_block` and `end_block` in predicates.
Networking: reducing the number of networks hops between chainhook and `bitcoind` process
Networking: Reducing the number of networks hops between chainhook and `bitcoind` process.

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title: Run chainhook as a Service
title: Run Chainhook as a Service
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# Run `chainhook` as a service for streaming new blocks
# Run `Chainhook` as a service for streaming new blocks
`chainhook` can be run as a background service for streaming and processing new canonical blocks appended to the Bitcoin and Stacks blockchains.
`Chainhook` can be run as a background service for streaming and processing new canonical blocks appended to the Bitcoin and Stacks blockchains.
When running chainhook as a service, `if_this` / `then_that` predicates can be registered by passing the path of the `JSON` file in the command line:

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title: Use Chainhook with Bitcoin
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# Use chainhook with Bitcoin
# Use Chainhook with Bitcoin
The following guide helps you define predicates to use chainhook with Bitcoin.

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title: Use chainhook with Stacks
title: Use Chainhook with Stacks
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# Use chainhook with Stacks
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The current `stacks` predicates support the following `if_this` constructs:
Get any transaction matching a given txid `txid` mandatory argument admits:
Get any transaction matching a given `txid` mandatory argument admits:
- 32 bytes hex encoded type. Example:
```json
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Get any transaction, including an OP_RETURN output matching the sequence of bytes specified `equals` mandatory argument admits:
- hex encoded bytes. example: `0x589403`
- hex encoded bytes. Example: `0x589403`
```json
{
"if_this": {