The next frontier of on-chain analysis will be breaking down the barriers between anonymous addresses and real-world/digital world identities. Bubblemaps is evolving in this exciting direction by integrating social media information (such as linking wallet addresses to their associated Twitter accounts). It is transforming from a purely fund flow analysis tool into a multidimensional platform capable of assessing on-chain 'reputation'.
This integration will bring revolutionary changes:
From 'What' to 'Who': In the past, we could only see 'Wallet 0x123... is selling', but in the future, we may be able to see 'Well-known KOL @CryptoKing's associated wallet is selling'. This provides us with a new dimension to judge the weight and motivation of information. The actions of a builder with a long-standing good reputation are interpreted differently from those of an anonymous whale. Real visualization of community networks: Through Bubblemaps, we can see the true community structure of a project. Are its early supporters a group of interconnected builders who have long believed in this track on Twitter, or a group of unrelated, fast-moving addresses? This helps us assess the cohesion and authenticity of a community. Building a portable on-chain reputation: When an address's on-chain behavior (such as long-term holding, providing liquidity for DeFi) can be associated with its social identity, a new, verifiable on-chain reputation system has a foundation for establishment. In the future, project teams may prioritize airdrops to those addresses that are 'well-behaved' and 'genuinely identified'.
What Bubblemaps is doing is giving 'human' warmth and context to the cold on-chain data, which may be a key step in building on-chain trust and identity systems.
