March 3, 2023, 2:10 a.m. | Kai Wang, Maike Tong, Changhao Wu, Jun Pang, Chen Chen, Xiapu Luo, Weili Han

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The development of clustering heuristics has demonstrated that Bitcoin is not
completely anonymous. Currently, existing clustering heuristics only consider
confirmed transactions recorded in the Bitcoin blockchain. However, unconfirmed
transactions in the mempool have yet to be utilized to improve the performance
of the clustering heuristics.


In this paper, we bridge this gap by combining unconfirmed and confirmed
transactions for clustering Bitcoin addresses effectively. First, we present a
data collection system for capturing unconfirmed transactions. Two case studies
are performed to …

address addresses anonymous bitcoin blockchain bridge clustering collection data data collection development effectively gap performance system transactions

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