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The rich still get richer: Empirical comparison of preferential attachment via linking statistics in Bitcoin and Ethereum
Dániel Kondor, Nikola Bulatovic, József Stéger +2
Bitcoin and Ethereum transactions present one of the largest real-world complex networks that are publicly available for study, including a detailed picture of their time evolution…
Race, Religion and the City: Twitter Word Frequency Patterns Reveal Dominant Demographic Dimensions in the United States
Eszter Bokányi, Dániel Kondor, László Dobos +4
Recently, numerous approaches have emerged in the social sciences to exploit the opportunities made possible by the vast amounts of data generated by online social networks (OSNs).…
Inferring the interplay of network structure and market effects in Bitcoin
Dániel Kondor, István Csabai, János Szüle +2
A main focus in economics research is understanding the time series of prices of goods and assets. While statistical models using only the properties of the time series itself have…
Regional properties of global communication as reflected in aggregated Twitter data
Zsofia Kallus, Norbert Barankai, Daniel Kondor +7
Twitter is a popular public conversation platform with world-wide audience and diverse forms of connections between users. In this paper we introduce the concept of aggregated regi…
Measuring the dimension of partially embedded networks
Dániel Kondor, Péter Mátray, István Csabai +1
Scaling phenomena have been intensively studied during the past decade in the context of complex networks. As part of these works, recently novel methods have appeared to measure t…
Do the rich get richer? An empirical analysis of the BitCoin transaction network
Dániel Kondor, Márton Pósfai, István Csabai +1
The possibility to analyze everyday monetary transactions is limited by the scarcity of available data, as this kind of information is usually considered highly sensitive. Present…