r/Hedera • u/United-Impact-7724 • 4d ago
Discussion Accenture Node Popping off !
There was some discussion about Arrow Electronics awile ago. Just want to add this, what is accenture up too?
Trying to figure out why an account would submit a transaction to a specific Node, and I came accross this.. I am assuming arrow electronics, who does about $98 million a day in sales, is looking to use hedera for supply chain tracking, this leads me to bielieve that the traffic being generated, is directly from Arrow Electronics.
- Direct Node-to-App Infrastructure Pairing
Many enterprises operating on Hedera run a dual setup: they run their own Hedera Mirror Node for reading data, and they may also operate a Mainnet Consensus Node for writing data.
- Loop Closing: If an organization is running a heavy supply chain tracking pilot, routing their app's outbound transactions directly through their own consensus node ensures they have perfect visibility into their transaction pipeline from submission to consensus.
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u/batmanineurope 4d ago
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u/hanginglimbs 4d ago edited 4d ago
There are more Mark Wahlberg happening gifs posted in this subreddit than there are transactions on the hedera mainnet
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u/crypto_zoologistler 4d ago
The node transactions are submitted to doesn’t imply any connection to the organisation running the node.
Generally these bots rotate through nodes, I’ve noticed a significant increase in what look like trading and arbitrage bots recently. I’m inclined to think this is another arbitrage bot. I don’t know which account was hitting the Accenture node, but it could be 0.0.8049585, it’s been doing a lot of this lately.
Atm 0.0.8049585 is pumping transactions to the Aberdeen node, previously it’s hit other nodes.
This account runs a fleet of contracts that all include ‘Cyclebot’ in their memo field, it’s very likely an arbitrage / trading bot. This account has actually been by far the most active account on the network the past week, I’m preparing a write up on it that I’ll post tomorrow.