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Transaction Graph Based Price Prediction Method Solves two Issues
The latest thing to hit the Forex markets is the bitcoin graph. A new technology that uses public ledgers, the concept of a "ledger" is being used in place of the traditional bar chart. HotGraph This is important because the traditional bar and line chart give an output to the trader showing where the price is at any given moment. However, this output addresses only price changes within the last 24 hours, leaving out long term price trends.

A ledger like the bitcoin graph allows for more flexibility than a simple bar chart. For example, it does not matter if you are tracking the assets of a single firm or the assets of several firms when you make the transaction. Transactions can be made in real time from anywhere around the world and using any electronic means. Further, this ability to use the ledger as a global coordinate system makes it useful for the execution of a large number of trades on the currency market without requiring users to download any information from the actualblockchain.

The bitcoin graph proposed by Akcora et al also provides flexibility that goes beyond the transaction level. In their proposal, they describe three different layers, which combine to represent the three distinct types of buyers, sellers, and institutions. They further describe these three categories as follows: Individual agents, institutional intermediaries, and aggregators. The idea behind the three layers is to represent each category as an individual, while maintaining all transaction details in one place. By doing this, buyers and sellers are only identified as entities within the transaction, and only through the index can the full transactions to be tracked and aggregated.

The problem with this transaction graph based definition is that there are some inherent weaknesses in it. As described, the key feature of the bitcoin protocol is the ability for the network to be based on any existing platform. Since this definition is a deviation from the traditional bar chart representing the asset, it is not possible to identify all participants in the transaction without going through the blocks. However, the weakness is not necessarily related to the protocol itself, but rather the design of the ledger itself.

The design of the traditional ledgers led to the need for client-server communications, and the evolution of the Aries ledgers brought about changes to this system. The original definition relied heavily on the assumption that the client did not know anything about the underlying assets and thus needed a central server to act as a link between the user and the asset. The evolution of the block chain system based on Aries ledgers greatly reduced the need for this centralized server. The resulting system was a flexible and adaptable transaction graph that still required data to be transferred to and from nodes via the hash table.


The bitcoin proposals discussed above solves two problems that concern the usability of the bitcoin protocol. The first problem was the difficulty of identifying and locating users and their activities, and the second problem was the vulnerability of the system to miners that could collude to control the movement of the price of the network. The proposed transaction graph based price prediction method resolves these issues by allowing users of the system to specify how they would like to classify their own transactions and to enforce the classification if they choose. This solves two problems in one simple solution.

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