1️⃣ What exactly is Bubblemaps doing?
Bubblemaps is not a price tracker, nor a Dune dashboard, but an on-chain behavioral relationship mapping engine.
It visualizes the financial relationships between each address, forming a 'bubble chart' (Bubble). As long as multiple wallets are associated over time and through pathways, they can be automatically identified and presented on the map.
This method can: reveal potential market-making behaviors, track the behind-the-scenes truth of memecoin rallies, and provide intuitive visual analysis of project private placements and airdrop distributions;
2️⃣ Two killer features of V2:
Bubblemaps has launched version V2;
Magic Nodes: automatically identify obscure but highly related wallet clusters, freeing your on-chain analytical power;
Time Travel: you can replay how a project's token distribution has evolved, just like watching a movie.
This is no longer a tool for a select few to use for on-chain forensics, but rather an 'on-chain observation platform' that allows all retail investors to participate.
3️⃣ Conclusion——
So I think we should pay attention to the InfoFi track;
Currently valued at less than 100 million USD, it has been fluctuating at a low level since going live on Binance, compared to Kaito and Cookie.Fun, it is still at 'floor price'. With the rise of the BSC track, Bubblemaps is the best tool;
Binance not only supports it but has also incorporated it into its InfoFi strategic landscape—indicating that they believe the future is not about data being king, but rather structure being king.
I particularly like a saying: we should watch what others do, not what they say; the map is more real than the price, and behavior is more honest than narrative.
Nansen talks about identity, Arkham talks about tags, but those wallet names can change, can disguise, and can show you glamorous things;
Only Bubblemaps lets you see 'they acted together'. $BMT
Information should not just be mined but should also be 'seen through'.