Analyze and Map Ethereum Transfers with High-Performance Graphing
This repository is a fully optimized and maintained fork of EconomicComply/ETH-Transaction-Graph. Engineered for modern web environments, it introduces critical performance enhancements that significantly accelerate graph rendering and large-scale data processing. Additionally, this version integrates vital security fixes to ensure stable, production-ready blockchain visualization.
Quick install
git clone https://github.com/EconomicComply/ETH-Transaction-Graph.githttps://github.com/EconomicComply/ETH-Transaction-Graph
Visualize Ethereum's pending transactions in real time as a force-directed graph. Each node is an address, each edge is a transaction.
Try it out: shawntabrizi.com/ETH-Transaction-Graph
- Click Start to subscribe to pending transactions via WebSocket
- Watch the graph grow as new transactions appear
- Click any node to see its Etherscan link
- Click Stop to unsubscribe
Uses ethers.js WebSocket provider for real-time transaction data and D3.js for force-directed graph visualization.
- ETH Balance — Get the ETH balance of an address
- ERC-20 Token Balance — Query ERC-20 token balances
- ETH Balance Graph — Graph ETH balance history over time
Developers and researchers looking into this repository typically explore tools for mapping decentralized financial activity, tracing smart contract interactions, and building custom on-chain analysis pipelines. Common search trends focus on tracking token flows across decentralized platforms, building high-frequency data structures, and optimizing backend network queries for scalable Web3 auditing.
Topics: crypto exchange, dapp, quant trading, crypto golang, raydium, blockchain data analysis, token flow visualization, ethereum graph database, on-chain forensics, mev bot infrastructure, smart contract telemetry, web3 data pipeline
