collaborators

11 papers

cs.CR2026

MixGuard: Towards Detecting and Understanding Mixer Laundering on Ethereum

Qishuang Fu, Hang Zheng, Xihan Xiong +7

Mixers protect privacy by concealing deposit--withdrawal links, but are also abused to launder illicit funds. Existing anti-money laundering studies do not specifically target mixe…

cs.CR2026

SoK: Cross-Chain Transaction Identification and Matching

Hang Zheng, Qishuang Fu, Joseph Liu +3

Cross-chain bridges, instant cryptocurrency exchanges, and centralized cross-ledger platforms move assets across an increasingly multi-chain ecosystem. However, these systems have…

cs.CR2026

FlowShield: cryptocurrency anti-money laundering with transaction semantics parsing and fund flow tracking

Qishuang Fu, Andreas Deppeler, Joseph K. Liu +5

Cryptocurrency anti-money laundering (Crypto AML) is increasingly challenged by sophisticated laundering behaviors that rapidly fragment stolen assets through diverse semantics and…

cs.CR2026

JUNO: Aggregated Vector Consensus for Optimal Asynchronous Common Subset

Liangrong Zhao, Qin Wang, Joseph K. Liu +1

In this paper, we propose \textit{aggregated vector consensus}, a new vector consensus primitive designed for asynchronous networks. The primitive achieves agreement by outputting…

cs.AI2026

Swimming with Whales: Analysis of Power Imbalances in Stake-Weighted Governance

Yuzhe Zhang, Manvir Schneider, Qin Wang +1

Voting methods weighted by stakes are the fundamental governance paradigm in Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchains. Such a paradigm is known to be prone to power distortions: a few user…

q-fin.GN2026

SoK: Blockchain Agent-to-Agent Payments

Yuanzhe Zhang, Yuexin Xiang, Yuchen Lei +8

Agentic AI rivals human capabilities across a wide range of domains. Looking ahead, it is foreseeable that AI agents will autonomously handle complex workflows and interactions. Ea…

cs.CR2026

DAO to (Anonymous) DAO Transactions

Minfeng Qi, Lin Zhong, Qin Wang

Blockchain assets are increasingly controlled by organizations rather than individuals. DAO treasuries, consortium wallets, and custodial exchanges rely on threshold authorization…

cs.CR2026

Measuring Memecoin Fragility

Yuexin Xiang, Qishuang Fu, Yuquan Li +3

Memecoins, emerging from internet culture and community-driven narratives, have rapidly evolved into a unique class of crypto assets. Unlike technology-driven cryptocurrencies, the…

q-fin.GN2026

SoK: Stablecoins in Retail Payments

Yuquan Li, Yuexin Xiang, Qin Wang +3

Stablecoins have emerged as a rapidly growing digital payment instrument, raising the question of whether blockchain-based settlement can function as a substitute for incumbent car…

cs.CR2025

Leveraging Large Language Models to Bridge Cross-Domain Transparency in Stablecoins

Yuexin Xiang, Yuchen Lei, Yuanzhe Zhang +4

Stablecoins such as USDT and USDC aspire to peg stability by coupling issuance controls with reserve attestations. In practice, however, transparency remains fragmented across hete…

cs.CR2025

Large Language Models for Cryptocurrency Transaction Analysis: A Bitcoin Case Study

Yuchen Lei, Yuexin Xiang, Qin Wang +5

Cryptocurrencies are widely used, yet current methods for analyzing transactions often rely on opaque, black-box models. While these models may achieve high performance, their outp…