Closed myrho closed 7 months ago
Had a similar approach in mind. We should visually distinguish between transaction'' and
relation edges'' and maybe even let the user choose the level of abstraction: tx-graph vs. address-graph vs. cluster-graph.
I upvote on "the let the user decide which abstraction to chose". Regarding the clickable inputs and outputs i would add some kind of symbol to indicate that there is an action hidden (maybe also the dots).
I think this is getting increasingly important and I will create a more general issue "Introduce Transaction Graph" which subsumes this issue.
We started a project working on the transaction graph. Since it will take some time, and divided the task into multiple issues https://github.com/graphsense/graphsense-dashboard/issues/443 https://github.com/graphsense/graphsense-dashboard/issues/446 https://github.com/graphsense/graphsense-dashboard/issues/445 ...
So i am closing this.
Users want to display only a specific transaction between nodes. One way to get to this could be the following:
Extend the address txs table by the no. inputs/outputs:
Make the no. inputs/outpus clickable. On click another table with the resp. addresses is shown next to the txs table:
On click on an address there, it is added to the graph with a dashed edge in between (or whatever):