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The anonymity and decentralization of blockchain facilitate illicit blockchain transactions, while the dispersed computing resources in IoT(Internet of Things) scenarios pose challenges like insufficient high-dimensional feature processing capability, poor unknown anomaly detection, and high model update costs for identifying illicit accounts. To address these issues, we propose FLTG-Double GAT, a dedicated monitoring method for decentralized resource scenarios. It aggregating multi-party knowledge to enable cross-organizational detection of illicit transaction, while protecting data privacy by only uploading detection model parameter. It adopt a customized feature extraction paradigm combining double GAT and PCA balances deep feature mining and efficiency, enabling high-precision modeling on edge devices. At the same time, a GRU-driven real-time update mechanism is used. This realizes lightweight adaptation of the detection model to dynamic transactions and enhances early warning capability. Experiments on the Elliptic++ dataset show it achieves 99.80% detection recall and 99.28% prediction recall with low computational complexity, verifying its scalability and practical value in large-scale distributed blockchain monitoring systems.
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