From the perspective of community participants viewing Bubblemaps: Building a sturdy investment safety net with the power of crowdsourcing

In a market flooded with Meme coins, the biggest fear is encountering projects that 'seem lively but are actually controlled by the whales.' However, since joining the Bubblemaps community, I have found that determining the reliability of a project has become much simpler—there are not only data tools to help verify but also a group of 'civilian detectives' working together to uncover the truth. #Bubblemaps $BMT @bubblemaps

The place I visit most often is Bubblemaps' Intel Desk. Last time, I saw a newly launched Meme coin, and social media was full of positive news. I casually searched the Intel Desk and discovered that a community member had dug up its token distribution chart: the top 5 wallets held 85% of the coins, and two of those addresses had recent large transfer records. With this information in hand, I decisively abandoned the trend, and later, the coin indeed plummeted after a brief surge, leaving many people trapped.