CoinJoin input-output mappings
CoinJoin transactions as JSON, each input and output carrying address, value and owning wallet, plus a CSV counting the mappings enumerated per transaction. Produced by the CRoCS group at Masaryk University from simulated Wasabi 2 rounds with known ownership, plus a few real mainnet transactions. Useful for measuring how much ambiguity arbitrary-value CoinJoins create; the repository documentation is minimal, so the file layout must be read from the code.
- Category
- Transactions
- Format
- JSON, CSV
- License
- MIT
- Author
- Jiri Gavenda, Petr Svenda, Stanislav Bobon and Vladimir Sedlacek (CRoCS, Masaryk University)
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