Table · dataset · 2026

<p>Log-binned scaling exponents () quantifying the relationship between the number of unique trade partners and trade volume for different transaction types across three time periods. A value of indicates near-linear scaling, suggesting that accounts with more partners conduct proportionally more trades. Lower values, particularly for SC-SC transactions over time, reflect sublinear growth and increasing concentration in contract-based interaction patterns. Here, CI denotes the 95% confidence interval(CI) of the regression fit, <i>R</i>² indicates the goodness-of-fit, and N is the sample size.</p>

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<p>Log-binned scaling exponents () quantifying the relationship between the number of unique trade partners and trade volume for different transaction types across three time periods.