The pace of @Bubblemaps.io is getting faster. Recently, it has been embedded into mainstream platforms like DEXScreener, DEXTools, and CoinGecko. When you look at a token's chart, you can directly click on the bubble chart to see the distribution of holders, without leaving the page, which is super convenient. The collaboration with aixbt and MAXBID is also worth mentioning; the former is an AI trading tool, and the latter focuses on leveraged trading. Now users can directly analyze the wallet dynamics of low market cap coins using V2 on these platforms. Additionally, the integration with The Hive and Sola AI combines the bubble chart with an AI assistant, allowing users to ask, 'Whose cluster is this?' and the system provides an analysis. Binance's Creator Pad event is the icing on the cake, as they launched a $150,000 reward pool for $BMT , encouraging users to post and discuss BubbleMaps on Binance Square. This is not just marketing; it also stimulates community participation, indirectly increasing the project's exposure.
Speaking of the BMT token, it is the fuel of the entire ecosystem. Recent updates have made the role of $BMT more prominent: holders can use it to unlock advanced features such as AI cluster analysis or participate in Intel Desk, a community-driven survey board. You can propose to investigate a suspicious token, vote to determine priority, and even earn rewards for contributing intelligence. This reminds me of the collective wisdom of the Crypto community; previously, retail investors were often left behind by large players, but now, through $BMT, everyone can collaboratively expose insider information. The token distribution is also quite robust, with most being locked or gradually released, avoiding short-term selling pressure. Some bloggers mentioned that $BMT has recently entered Binance's liquidity incentive program, which means more VIP traders and market makers will join, leading to a smoother trading experience.
BubbleMaps has also delivered results in practical applications. Take the case of $MELANIA, for example; the project team recently posted to expose the team's wallet selling behavior: moving $10 million worth of tokens from the community pool and then quietly selling them off. The bubble chart clearly shows that the team's holdings dropped from 20% to 15%, and all sales came from associated wallets. This is not an isolated case; $PUNDLE and $DEGE were also named, with 80-90% of the supply controlled by a single cluster. Instead of just complaining about price manipulation, BubbleMaps provides a chain of evidence to help users avoid pitfalls in advance.
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