Introduction
Requirements
Monero Analysis
Download the Monero Blockchain
Create PostgreSQL Tables
Create the Transaction Graph
DM Decomposition Analysis
Closed Set Attack
Analysing Monero using Hard Forks
What and Why of Hard Forks
Create Fork Indices Column
Download Hard Fork Data
Use Monero Original Data
Use MoneroV Data
Use Monero v7 Data
Use Monero v9 Data
Update Fork Indices Column
RingCT Analysis
Non-RingCT Analysis

CryptoNote Transaction Graph Analysis

Use MoneroV Data

MoneroV is a hard fork of Monero which devitated from the main chain at block height 1,565,244 (May 4, 2018) and lasted for 146,047 blocks.