Project that listens to bitcoin websocket API for new transactions and stores them to Neo4j to be analyzed
Article available at: https://medium.com/neo4j/real-time-dashboard-of-bitcoin-transactions-with-neo4j-and-neodash-ecfda0ba2c9b
First define the constraints and indexes in Neo4j by running
sh define_schema.sh
Now you can instantiate the whole project by running
docker-compose up -d
Once the project is up and running, open NeoDash at localhost:80 in your browser.
Click on the New Dashboard option.
Next, connect to the Neo4j instance.
Username: neo4j
Password: letmein
Host: localhost
Once you have successfuly connected, click on the load dashboard option on the left toolbar
Next, select the dashboard.json file which is available in the neodash folder and click Load Dashboard.
The graph consists of addresses and transactions. The transaction nodes contain the transaction hash and the timestamp and some preprocessed information like the total and the flow value of the transaction. The original input and output contributions are stored as relationship properties to allow multiple inputs and outputs with various contributions. The direction of the relationships indicates the flow of value.