We take great pleasure in announcing GraphSense v24.01.
This latest release incorporates tracing and tracking capabilities for the Tron network into the GraphSense platform. In addition to monitoring flows in TRX, the primary currency of the Tron network, we offer comprehensive support for widely used tokens such as USDT, USDC, and WTRX. This enhancement underscores our commitment to expanding the functionality of the GraphSense platform and catering to a broader spectrum of digital assets.
We are pleased to announce the release of GraphSense v23.09.
This release is centered on the resolution of usability issues and the implementation of stability improvements. Additionally, our team has diligently worked towards simplifying the development and deployment setup, aiming to facilitate a more seamless process for both initial setup and contributions. This release underscores our commitment to elevating the accessibility and resilience of GraphSense for all users and contributors.
We’re pleased to announce the release of GraphSense v.23.06, featuring additional attribution tags, improved backend stability, and a refreshed user interface, now known as “Pathfinder”.
GraphSense remains open-source and can be accessed at our GitHub repository (https://github.com/graphsense). Future updates will focus on refining the UI and adding more datasets.
Institutional users can take advantage of our new add-ons for case deconfliction and automated tracing. If you’re interested in testing these, send an email to mailto:contact@ikna.io.
We are pleased to announce the latest release of GraphSense, version 23.01.
This update brings support for three major stable coins on the Ethereum platform: USDT, USDC, and WETH, with flows in these currencies annotated alongside Ether flows in the user interface. Additionally, smart contracts are now clearly marked with a cog symbol and thus are visible for the user.
Check out our walk-through video at https://youtu.be/UukSvbAUIh4 to learn more about the key changes. To access the latest version of GraphSense, visit our dashboard at https://app.ikna.io or our REST API at https://api.ikna.io, hosted by Iknaio.
Our open-source software is available for viewing at https://graphsense.github.io. We’re also working on the next release, which will introduce real world actors to extend our annotation system for even more accurate information about cryptocurrency addresses.
We are happy to announce our new GraphSense release!
Thanks to all users who provided feedback, suggested new features, and helped us improve the overall user experience! Some highlights of this release are:
Data: Cryptoasset addresses are now synchronized periodically with the supported blockchains, which is an essential first step for real-time analytics. The Ethereum client has been updated and works with the recent proof-of-stake merge.
Dashboard improvements: address-level tracing is now more intuitive; one can remove nodes using the DEL button; shadows indicating duplicate occurrences of address or entity nodes can be enabled/disabled, etc.
To access the most recent version of GraphSense, hosted by Iknaio (https://ikna.io), please use the following endpoints:
Dashboard: https://app.ikna.io REST API: https://api.ikna.io
We are happy to announce the first production release of GraphSense!
Some highlights of this release are:
Complete rewrite of the GraphSense dashboard to allow for third-party add ons on-top of GraphSense.
Integration of Ethereum account-to-account transactions
We are happy to announce GraphSense 0.5.2. This minor release includes some bug fixes. A special focus was on redesigning the tagpack handling, decoupling it from GraphSense transformations and introducing TagStores:
We are happy to announce GraphSense 0.5.1. This minor release brings bug fixes, some additional features, improved attribution tags, performance enhancements, and, last but not least, ensures that GraphSense also works after the recent Bitcoin Taproot upgrade.
Some highlights of this release are:
Dashboard improvements: users can now inspect transactions between entities; request limits are now visible on the dashboard; path search is now faster
REST API improvements: performance improvements; unified mass data retrieval endpoints into a single “bulk” interface (CSV + JSON)
Transformation job: faster statistics and graph computation after schema decluttering; upgrade to Apache Spark 3.1.2 and Cassandra 4
Attribution Tags: additional taxonomy concepts; introduced confidence scores to TagPack schema; added more attribution tags to the public repo, mapped them to entity-level; integrated and tagged Wasabi and Samourai transactions.
We are happy to announce GraphSense 0.5. This major release supports the analysis of Ethereum transactions and thus implements a first important step towards integrating account model ledgers.
Other highlights of this release are:
Dashboard improvements: colored marking of specific transactions paths; faster path search; a local in-browser tag store for managing added attribution tags
REST API improvements: faster responses through batch requests; example Jupyter notebooks showcasing how to use the API for cryptoasset investigations
Attribution Tags: quality improvements; distinctions between entity- and address-level tags
We are happy to announce that the fifth minor release (0.4.5) of the 0.4 series, has arrived.
This release provides
a complete rewrite of its REST API, which now follows the OpenAPI specification.
a Python API Client for conducting advanced analytics tasks
a central repository (graphsense-setup) for installing all required components using Docker Compose
As a response to the increasing number of requests for our semi-public demo, we also changed the access model. Before it was simple HTTP authentication, which was shared among all users. Now everyone who wants to work with the demo or use the API needs an API key, which can be requested per email (contact@ikna.io).
We are happy to announce that the fourth minor release (0.4.4) of the 0.4 series, has arrived.
This release provides some bug fixes and minor enhancements, such as:
A Tag Coherence score as an indicator for heuristic clustering reliability
Automated connection of entities on the GraphSense Dashboard
Audit trails can be exported as PDF report
GraphSense 0.4.3, the third minor release of the 0.4 series, has arrived.
This release provides several bug fixes, enhancements, and minor features.
Annotate addresses and import/export tag packs
Log investigation interactions locally (required for court-proof evidence)
Inspect transaction details in entity graph relations
Compute address / entity statistics summaries across ledgers
Search transaction path using more fine-grained conditions (e.g., totalReceived)
Use concepts from agreed-upon taxonomies (e.g., INTERPOL Dark Web and Virtual Assets) in TagPack descriptions.
Validate and insert TagPacks using a dedicated TagPack Management Tool
Build and run components using Docker Compose
Upgrade to Scala 2.12, Spark 2.4.5
Reintegration of clustering library into transformation