  The Internet of Things (IoT) and Distributed ledger technology (DLT) have
significantly changed our daily lives. Due to their distributed operational
environment and naturally decentralized applications, the convergence of these
two technologies indicates a more lavish arrangement for the future. This
article develops a comprehensive survey to investigate and illustrate
state-of-the-art DLT for various IoT use cases, from smart homes to autonomous
vehicles and smart cities. We develop a novel framework for conducting a
systematic and comprehensive review of DLT over IoT by extending the knowledge
graph approach. With relevant insights from this review, we extract innovative
and pragmatic techniques to DLT design that enable high-performance,
sustainable, and highly scalable IoT systems. Our findings support designing an
end-to-end IoT-native DLT architecture for the future that fully coordinates
network-assisted functionalities.

Distributed, Parallel, and Cluster Computing;Cryptography and Security;Databases;Networking and Internet Architecture