You might think on-chain analysis is complex, requiring knowledge of code, browsers, and how to check transaction hashes. But BMT has turned this into a graph—one graph can help you understand who is controlling the market and how funds are moving.
Its data source comes directly from the blockchain, first aggregating and filtering to capture the main holding addresses of the target tokens, and then presenting the financial relationships and transaction flows between them in a visual format. This is particularly effective for identifying behaviors such as airdrop farming, fund transfers by manipulators, and project teams withdrawing funds and running away.
Another highlight of BMT is that it can not only analyze a single project but also compare the funding structures of multiple projects horizontally. This is especially valuable for investment decisions in similar sectors, as you can instantly compare the decentralization levels and liquidity differences of two newly issued tokens, thus determining which one is more worth holding. Combined with market trends and hot sectors, this intelligence analysis capability is highly competitive.
