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Bitcoin support hasn't been officially merged yet, but you can manually apply the changes to your own explorer instance from #440
Newest versions of node.js, mongo and ubuntu are always recommended if you are creating a new instance.
That being said, I cannot stress enough that syncing bitcoin from scratch will take an insane amount of time. Syncing the actual bitcoin daemon only takes 1-2 days with a fast connection, but syncing all transactions with iquidus will take months, and that's assuming you have a fast computer to do it on (NVMe drive is a must, plus tons of RAM and at least 10+ cores i9 cpu recommended). With those specs running 20 concurrent threads, I was syncing an average of 400 blocks per hour (the first 100k blocks sync fairly quickly but slow to a crawl once blocks start getting bigger), which would take about 60 days while running the sync 24/7. If you don't have a fast machine to do this on, it will literally take years because of the sheer amount of data to parse through. You have been warned.
I'm closing only for the simple reason that while YES it is possible and can be support, the above notice from @joeuhren really make it pretty unlikely of a use case.
Will this work with bitcoind 0.21?
Which version of Node.js, Mongo and Ubuntu do you recommend for the current time?
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