Multi‐Distance Spatial‐Temporal Graph Neural Network for Anomaly Detection in Blockchain Transactions
Многодистанционная пространственно-временная графовая нейронная сеть для обнаружения аномалий в транзакциях блокчейна
2025-01-30
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Elliptic datasetMDST-GNNblockchain anomaly detectionmulti-distance spatial-temporal graph neural networkself-supervised learning
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This article presents MDST‐GNN, a multi‐distance spatial‐temporal graph neural network for blockchain anomaly detection. To address challenges in detecting fraudulent cryptocurrency transactions, MDST‐GNN integrates a multi‐distance graph convolutional architecture with adaptive temporal modeling, enabling capture of both local and global spatial dependencies while inferring patterns from anonymized temporal data. The model incorporates self‐supervised learning to enhance generalization ability. Experiments on the Elliptic dataset demonstrate MDST‐GNN's superior performance over state‐of‐the‐art methods, achieving improvements of 1.5% in AUC‐ROC and 2.9% in AUC‐PR. The model's robustness to temporal granularity and effectiveness in identifying suspicious transactions underscore its practical value for blockchain forensics.
Key Findings
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Experiments indicate robustness to temporal granularity and effectiveness in identifying suspicious cryptocurrency transactions.
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MDST-GNN combines multi-distance graph convolutions with adaptive temporal modeling to capture local and global dependencies in blockchain transactions.
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On the Elliptic dataset, MDST-GNN improves AUC-ROC by 1.5% and AUC-PR by 2.9% over state-of-the-art methods.
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The approach demonstrates practical value for blockchain forensics and fraudulent transaction detection.
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The model uses self-supervised learning to improve generalization when detecting anomalies in anonymized temporal transaction data.
Research Object
Fraudulent and suspicious cryptocurrency transactions in blockchain transaction networks
Research Subject
Spatiotemporal anomaly patterns and detection performance, including local and global transaction dependencies, temporal granularity robustness, and identification of suspicious transactions
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