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With the rapid advancement of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency systems, transaction behaviors in financial networks have become highly dynamic and exhibit complex evolutionary patterns. However, effectively modeling these behaviors faces a significant challenge: transaction data contains heterogeneous information that evolves intricately over time. Existing methods often struggle to capture the deep, nonlinear correlations among these multi-channel features, limiting their ability to uncover latent risks. Therefore, how to unify temporal evolution with channel-wise feature interaction to enable accurate risk detection has become a focal point in current research. In this paper, we propose a T ime-aware C hannel F usion Dy namic G raph neural network ( TcfDyG ) for modeling dynamic evolution and performing link prediction in cryptocurrency networks. Specifically, we employ a time-aware historical neighbor sampling mechanism to extract multimodal features, including node attributes, transaction edge features, temporal encodings, and co-occurrence-based neighbor interaction information. Subsequently, we integrate recurrent neural networks for temporal dependency modeling with a multilayer perceptron-based hybrid module to perform channel-wise feature interaction. Extensive experiments conducted on eight real-world datasets demonstrate that TcfDyG significantly outperforms state-of-the-art baselines in link prediction tasks. The results demonstrate that the proposed integrated framework effectively improves dynamic representation learning by jointly modeling temporal evolution and heterogeneous feature interactions, while maintaining a favorable trade-off between predictive accuracy and computational efficiency. Our code is available at https://github.com/ly896/TcfDyG .
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