🆘Help! My cousin who is obsessed with trading cryptocurrencies was recently staring at the screen with a sad face—he bought "Moon Dogecoin", and the coins in the team's wallet are denser than a meteor shower. When they dumped the market, his account balance shrank to "Martian dust". I patted him on the shoulder and said: If you had used Bubblemaps earlier, you wouldn't have been such a fool.
This thing is simply a "demon-exposing mirror" for the crypto world! Checking token distribution is like rummaging through someone else's fridge; you can clearly see who is hiding a belly full of "private goods" and wants to run away, and whose holdings are scattered like neighborhood aunties dancing in the square. Just like that project last time that claimed to be the "light of decentralization", which was exposed by Bubblemaps as having three wallets holding 80% of the coins—this is just a wolf in sheep's clothing, thank goodness I slipped away in time!
What’s even better is Intel Desk, where community members can dig up dirt better than paparazzi. Someone uncovered that a certain project founder was secretly transferring assets, and immediately received a reward to buy a cup of milk tea. This operation can be described as "drinking sweet water while debunking lies". Moreover, their structure is as transparent as if the curtains were drawn open; if anyone shouts decentralization while holding onto their wallet tighter than a fist, they will be immediately nailed to the pillar of shame.
Now my cousin recommends to everyone: Trading cryptocurrencies without looking at Bubblemaps is like running naked into the desert—either you die of thirst or get buried in sandstorms!
