BMT Series (I): The Origin and Vision of Bubblemaps
In the world of cryptocurrency, on-chain data is always messy, scattered everywhere but hiding gold mines. Bubblemaps aimed to sort out this data from the beginning; it is not just an ordinary tool but transforms the raw information from the blockchain into a visual map that is easy to understand at a glance. As the backbone platform for the BMT token, Bubblemaps actually started quite simply: a few French guys who were crypto enthusiasts were tired of the dry lists on Etherscan. Why not showcase it in a more vibrant way? So they rolled up their sleeves and created a bubble chart engine, allowing distribution and transaction records to pop up right before your eyes.
For example, searching for a popular coin like SHIB brings up a bunch of bubbles on the screen, each representing a major wallet, with the size corresponding to the holding amount, and lines connecting transaction trajectories. This is not only pleasing to the eye but can also uncover groups, hidden lines, and even clues of insider trading between wallets. The token $BMT plays a big role here, allowing holders to cast votes for BMT through Intel Desk, deciding the next investigative focus—not just a decision made by the team but a collective effort. If you vote for BMT, it’s like directing the intelligence machine.
Bubblemaps' expertise lies in visual design: unlike old browsers that are so rigid, this is an interactive map. Clicking on a bubble reveals holding ratios, coin values, and even total clusters. Transaction links can be selectively viewed, choosing tokens like USDC or filtering out small transactions to focus on big whales. Initially, it only supported Solana and BNB chains, but now it has expanded to multiple chains like Polygon and Avalanche. BMT utilizes LayerZero's OFT standard for cross-chain transfers, which is quite smooth, and holders can also unlock AI explanations and historical tracking.
The company started in France, and now the team is spread around the globe, backed by big names like Binance and Solana Foundation. The total supply of BMT is 100 million, with 25.6% circulating at TGE, heavily focused on ecology and liquidity. It is not just a coin; it is a ticket into InfoFi. In the future, Intel Desk will crowdsource more investigations, turning BMT holders into the main force of on-chain detectives. This is not just boasting; it is a promise to turn messy data into real assets, making InfoFi a reality from a dream.
