🚨 How I’m Using Bubblemaps to Dodge Rug Pulls This Meme Season 🚨

Ever bought into a hyped token, only to watch whales dump on you minutes later?

Yeah… not fun.

That’s why I’m glued to @Bubblemaps.io right now. This tool is basically Google Maps for the blockchain, and it’s changing how I trade especially during meme season when scams pop up faster than you can say GM.

Spot the Red Flags Before They Wreck You

With #Bubblemaps , you can literally see if a token’s supply is evenly spread or sitting in a few shady wallets.

Big connected bubbles? Could be insiders holding massive supply.

Weird wallet clusters? Might be a coordinated dump waiting to happen.

One glance, and you already know if you should YOLO in… or run.

Intel Desk = Community Detective Mode

Here’s my favorite part: $BMT holders get access to the Intel Desk.

Anyone in the community can propose a project for investigation.

We crowdsource the digging.

And the best part? Contributors can earn rewards for uncovering suspicious activity.

It’s like crypto’s version of CSI — but way faster.

🤝 Trusted By the Big Players

Bubblemaps isn’t some random side project. They’ve partnered with heavyweights like Binance, Solana Foundation, Polygon, and LayerZero. That tells me one thing: this isn’t going anywhere, and more chains will get covered over time.

How I Use It In Real Life

Meme season starts.

New token pops up.

I check Bubblemaps first.

If 5 wallets hold 80% of supply… I’m out.

If distribution is healthy, maybe I take the trade.

That quick check has saved me from at least three rug pulls this month alone.

If you’re trading without using Bubblemaps, you’re basically walking blindfolded into a minefield.

Start using it, stake some $BMT , and get involved with the Intel Desk. Your portfolio will thank you.