Gist fbeb2c6182ef0839d21d

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Gist fbeb2c6182ef0839d21d

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Last edited Nov 16, 2014

Created on Nov 16, 2014

This example visualizes a user’s identity verification on the Bitcoin username service Openname. It shows the author’s profile name and its association with a Bitcoin address, confirming the link through the onename.io API. The code uses d3.forceSimulation to position and animate the profile and address nodes, with d3.geoPath drawing a map background. It retrieves the data via a remote request and renders the result on an HTML canvas.

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