Why Graphs Are the Native Interface for Blockchains
Blockchains are, at their core, giant graphs: wallets, contracts and tokens connected by flows of value. Research and industry tools consistently show that graph visualization is the most natural way to work with this data:
Graph-based blockchain analysis helps investigators reveal scam patterns, laundering routes and hidden clusters that would be “otherwise intractable” using only tables.
In AML and financial crime, visual network analysis exposes high-risk transaction chains and suspicious rings much faster than manual spreadsheet review.
Neo4j, TRM Labs, Chainalysis and others all center their products around interactive transaction graphs, because they let analysts spot anomalies and complex multi-hop flows “at a glance.”
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