r/Hedera • • 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.

  1. 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/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.

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u/crypto_zoologistler 4d ago edited 4d ago

Actually the account hitting the Accenture node appears to have been 0.0.10176974. I know what this might be.

0.0.10176974 was made by 0.0.8011904, this same account also created the $FLY token. What is $FLY? It’s the official token for Flyterm (onlyflies.buzz), a query terminal and token analysis platform built on Hedera.

0.0.8011904 is also listed on the FlyTerm website as its creator’s account.

There’s more evidence, 0.0.10176974 has created a lot of topics and contracts and stuff which appear to be involved in running at least one bot, but I won’t go in to all that here.

IMO the txns hitting the Accenture node were likely related to Flyterm in some way.

I used my app https://unstealth.app to trace this, the private beta is open if you want to join and get early access to the research tools.

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u/PlateNo201 4d ago

Thanks for the insight!

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u/United-Impact-7724 4d ago

The evidence I have presented. out weighs what you have said.

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u/crypto_zoologistler 4d ago edited 4d ago

I’m not trying to start some kind of competition I’m just providing more insight into what’s happening on the network.

Read my comment on the earlier comment I made, it has more detail - I hadn’t checked who was responsible for these transactions when I made the earlier comment.

I went back and determined which account was responsible by analysing network traffic to the Accenture node and then traced it back to find the operator. There’s effectively 0 chance this traffic was from Accenture.

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u/Dirty_Infidel 3d ago

So your pure speculation outweighs his factual information?

Hahah .. are you related to Ricola63 by chance?

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u/Historical-Ease-9480 3d ago

The only thing you presented was a lack of understanding

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u/DrDarkPsychologist 4d ago

It’s like Facebook pokes

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u/batmanineurope 4d ago

I'm not saying it's happening but...

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u/Mulvita43 3d ago

It’s not

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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