Transaction network extracted from Ethereum. This contains the following files, compressed with gzp: addresses.dat -- list of all addresses used with IDs, including bit whether it is a contract (one file) edges_ts_%d.dat -- edges extracted from transactions with timestamps and sequence numbers for convenience (addr_id1, addr_id2, timestamp, block_num, block_ix) txin_%d.dat -- transaction inputs with values, timestamps and sequence numbers (addr_id, value, timestamp, block_num, block_ix) txout_%d.dat -- transaction outputs with values, timestamps and sequence numbers (addr_id, value, timestamp, block_num, block_ix) Files containing edges, transaction inputs and outputs are split into multiple files, each containing data from 100000 blocks. Note: numbering of files is not sorted, but numbers refer to the same set of blocks among files. Addresses are referred to by numeric IDs, and a separate mapping is provided to the address representation usually used in Ethereum.

Data used in our upcoming paper: Kondor D, Bulatovic N, Stéger J, Csabai I, Vattay G (2021). The rich still get richer: Empirical comparison of preferential attachment via linking statistics in Bitcoin and Ethereum. Under review. https://arxiv.org/abs/2102.12064