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This software is able to grab the transactions stored in the distributed ledger of different DLTs, create an abstraction of a network and then measure some important related metrics,
DiLeNA is modular and it is composed of two main components:
metrics, such as the average shortest path. Moreover, the tool computes if the network is a small world, by comparing it with a corresponding random graph (with the same amount of nodes and edges). DiLeNA is available in source code form.
The last version of DiLeNA can be freely downloaded from… COMING SOON.
For more information on the DiLeNA design, implementation and performance please see PPNA21 and CRYBLOCK20.
To cite the DiLeNA software use:
Luca Serena, Stefano Ferretti, Gabriele D'Angelo Cryptocurrencies Activity as a Complex Network: Analysis of Transactions Graphs. Peer to Peer Networking and Applications, Springer. Print ISSN: 1936-6442. Electronic ISSN: 1936-6450.
If you use BibTeX for LaTeX, use:
@article{gda-ppna21, author = "Luca Serena and Stefano Ferretti and Gabriele D'Angelo", title = "Cryptocurrencies activity as a complex network: Analysis of transactions graphs", journal = "Peer-to-Peer Networking and Applications", year = "2021", issn = "1936-6450", doi = "10.1007/s12083-021-01220-4", url = "https://rdcu.be/czlMi", publisher = {Springer}}
Up to now there are no known bugs. Bug reports are really appreciated.