@Succinct #Succinctabs $PROVE Mentioning on-chain analysis tools, Arkham and Nansen were indeed popular before, but now retail investors prefer Bubblemaps. Why?
First, let's look at Arkham, which touts itself as 'on-chain intelligence' with an annual fee of several thousand dollars, directly shutting out ordinary retail investors. Bubblemaps is different; its basic features are free, and if you want to use advanced features, you just need to spend some $BMT, making the entry barrier much lower. Moreover, Arkham mainly serves institutions, while Bubblemaps continuously incentivizes retail investors to contribute information through Intel Desk, with data sources updated daily—fresh and reliable.
Now onto Nansen, which initially gained a lot of followers with 'wallet tagging' and smart analytics, but later the subscription fees skyrocketed, and the features became fragmented.
Bubblemaps combines 'visualization' and 'crowdsourcing' in a way that is incredibly easy to use. With just a simple select statement, you can generate a capital flow bubble chart, which is way more relaxed than Nansen's scrollable dashboards. More importantly, while Nansen makes money through subscriptions and reports, Bubblemaps allows users to earn $BMT while they use it—who wouldn't like that?
In terms of ecosystem coverage, Bubblemaps is also stronger. In addition to Ethereum, it connects with mainstream chains like Solana, BSC, and Polygon, consolidating multi-chain data into one chart. Currently, $BMT is only $0.075, compared to NAN's $1.2 and ARKM's $2.5; the cost performance is outstanding. With a circulating market cap of $30 million, it already has a solid foundation for attracting users, and its functionality and community engagement are still on the rise. This potential is well understood by those who know. @Bubblemaps.io$BMT #Bubblemaps feels convenient. Moreover, the TON ecosystem keeps 'unlocking new skills'—decentralized finance, mini-games, social payments, with NOT coin as one of the 'key items'; the things it can get involved in will only increase.
In short, the early 'wool party' was like a passing wind; once it passes, only things with a solid foundation can stand firm. The current NOT coin is like a family that has just cleaned the yard and is ready to build a house—its foundation is solid, and the surrounding roads are getting wider. What kind of 'building' can be constructed in the future is genuinely exciting to anticipate. @The Notcoin Official #Notcoin $NOT