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by michaelt
4957 days ago
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If there's 1000 wallets that only transact with each other and never (or rarely) with other wallets, it might be possible to identify them as an island in the transaction graph - see [1] for an example of automatic graph clustering (I think the image is communities in facebook's social graph, but the same algorithm could be applied to a transaction graph) Of course, whether that behavior would stand out depends on how other users of the system behave. [1] http://www.ece.umd.edu/~wenjunlu/images/gephi.png |
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Plus, I can divide my 1000 wallets into 20 islands, and only have 1-2 transactions between the islands.