Hey, brothers! As retail investors in the crypto circle, we all understand the feeling of "investing in a project full of hope, but being harvested so badly that you don't even recognize your mother". Today, let's talk about a project that is very popular on the Binance Creator Platform - Bubblemaps ($BMT). Why is this project so attractive? How do retail investors rely on it to choose good projects and avoid those pit-digging scams? And why does its token model make people feel reliable? Let's break it down in plain language, combined with the bloody experiences of retail investors!
What is Bubblemaps?
Why do retail investors love it? First, let's talk about what Bubblemaps is. Simply put, it is a blockchain data analysis tool that uses "bubble charts" to turn complex on-chain data into clear charts. Think about it, those messy addresses and transactions on the blockchain make ordinary people dizzy at a glance, but Bubblemaps can draw out wallet holdings, fund flows, and even potential routines for you, like installing a "perspective mirror" for the crypto circle. Why do retail investors love it? Because what are we retail investors most afraid of? Isn't it being manipulated by the project party behind the scenes and being harvested by large investors! Bubblemaps can help you see the token distribution of a project clearly, such as whether the project party is secretly hoarding a bunch of coins to smash the market, or whether there are "whales" colluding to manipulate it. It also has an Intel Desk function, where the community can dig up inside information together and vote to decide which project to investigate. It is simply a "Sherlock Holmes" artifact for retail investors!
I suffered a loss before, investing in a meme coin, which looked good on the surface, but collapsed a few days after it went online. Later, I used Bubblemaps to check, and good guy, 80% of the coins were in the hands of the project party, clearly intending to run away! With this tool, we retail investors can also have a bit of a "God's perspective", so as not to be cannon fodder in a confused way.
How do retail investors choose high-quality projects?
What can Bubblemaps help with? The crypto circle is deep, with high-quality projects mixed with garbage coins. How do retail investors choose? My experience is "three checks": check the team, check the data, and check the community. Bubblemaps can help a lot in these three aspects.
Look at team transparency: A good project must have a reliable team, at least they must disclose their identities, and don't hide their heads and tails all day long. Bubblemaps' bubble chart can dig out the relevance of the project party's wallets, such as whether they are secretly transferring coins to other addresses to prepare for running away. Like a project before, the team claimed to be decentralized, but when I looked at it with Bubblemaps, good guy, 50% of the coins were in three addresses, which was clearly insider operation!
Check the data distribution: the token distribution of high-quality projects should not be too concentrated, and the community activity must also be high. Bubblemaps can directly tell you how the token ratios of retail investors, large investors, and project parties are in the project. For example, for $BMT itself, 22.17% of the tokens are airdropped to active users, which shows that the project party is willing to share the pie with the community, instead of just seeking money.
Listen to the community's voice: For a good project, the community must have real people discussing, not relying on water army to brush up popularity. Bubblemaps' Intel Desk allows the community to vote together to investigate projects, and retail investors can also participate, feeling that they are not outsiders. Like the $LIBRA incident before, the Argentine president called orders on X, but the Bubblemaps community found that 82% of the coins were in the hands of the project party, and immediately issued a warning, saving the wallets of many retail investors!
How to avoid being cheated? Bubblemaps lets you step on fewer mines. There are many crypto scams.
What rug pull, dark pool operation, fake airdrop, it's impossible to guard against. How does Bubblemaps help us avoid pitfalls? Its biggest advantage is "transparency". For example, if you want to invest in a new project, first check the token distribution on Bubblemaps to see if there is any abnormal concentration; then go to Intel Desk to see if the community has dug up any black material.
I almost stepped on a mine once. A meme coin claimed to be "decentralized finance", but when I checked with Bubblemaps, 70% of the coins were in five addresses, and the transaction records also showed that these addresses frequently transferred money to each other, clearly washing the market! I quickly retreated and saved a tuition fee. Also, Bubblemaps is integrated with Etherscan, so you can directly see the bubble chart in the block browser, which is easy and intuitive.
In addition, retail investors must learn "reverse thinking". Many projects in the crypto circle rely on speculation to pull up the market, but Bubblemaps can let you see the truth behind the speculation. For example, if a KOL is vigorously promoting a coin on X, don't rush to rush in. Use Bubblemaps to check whether there are whales operating simultaneously with the coin he is promoting, so as not to become a receiver.$BMT Token Model: Why do retail investors think it's reliable?
Let's talk about $BMT's token model, which is a bonus for the project! The total supply is 1 billion, and the allocation is very careful: 20% for early Moonlight holders, 22.17% airdropped to active users, the team and R&D account for 15%, and some are locked in the liquidity pool to prevent smashing the market. What are the benefits of this design for retail investors? First of all, more airdrops indicate that the project party is willing to give profits to the community, instead of just thinking about making money; secondly, the lock-up mechanism makes the token release rhythmic, and there will be no tragedy of "collapse as soon as it goes online".
$BMT is also a governance token, and holders can vote to decide how the platform is upgraded, such as adding new features and investigating projects. Retail investors can spend a little money to buy some $BMT to unlock advanced functions, such as cross-chain analysis and AI assistance, which makes analyzing projects more worry-free. Moreover, BMT is issued across chains on Solana and BNB Chain, and liquidity is guaranteed, so retail investors don't have to worry about getting stuck when buying and selling.
However, brothers must also note that $BMT soared from $0.02 to $0.19 when it went online on March 11, and then fell back by 40%, and is now stable at around $0.10. New coins fluctuate greatly, which is normal, but this also reminds us not to chase highs when investing, be calm, check the data with Bubblemaps before starting.
How do retail investors use Bubblemaps to earn Alpha? If you want to earn Alpha (excess returns) in the crypto circle, information difference is the key. Bubblemaps can let you discover good projects earlier than others, or avoid garbage coins. For example, in 2023, it revealed the abnormal funds of projects such as SHIRO and NEIRO, helping many people avoid pitfalls. Retail investors can use it to keep an eye on emerging meme coins or DeFi projects, look at the holding distribution and fund flow, and start with those projects with strong communities and scattered distributions.In addition, the support of Binance Creator Platform also makes $BMT more promising. Binance promotes HODLer airdrops, and retail investors can get $BMT as long as they hold some BNB, which is equivalent to picking up welfare for nothing. This platform endorsement shows that $BMT is not a small fight, and there may be big moves in the future.
Summary: Retail Investors' "Anti-Harvest Artifact"
In general, Bubblemaps provides retail investors with a "perspective mirror", giving us more confidence in this big casino in the crypto circle. Its bubble charts, community investigations, and token model help you choose good projects, avoid scams, and participate in governance, making you feel like you can be a "dealer" too. Of course, there is no such thing as 100% sure profit in the crypto circle. Retail investors still have to keep their eyes open and don't rush in blindly. Brothers, the crypto circle is not easy. Use Bubblemaps and similar tools more often, step on fewer mines, and earn more! What do you think of $BMT?
