《#Bubblemaps is Hot: Why is this Bubble Chart a "Pitfall Avoidance Tool" on the Blockchain?》

Recently, on-chain players have been talking about a "pitfall avoidance tool"—@Bubblemaps.io , which uses bubble charts to break down complex data clearly: if there are 20 bubbles clustered together among the top 100 addresses of a certain token, it is highly likely that there is centralized control; if a blue bubble from a whale wallet moves, you will immediately receive a notification of a position change. This is much more reliable than staring at a tedious list of addresses.

Its "real-world performance" can pile up: in April 2025, the community used its Intel Desk to identify a cluster of bot addresses from a certain NFT project, directly saving 50 million in funds; during the meme coin craze, countless people avoided rug pulls thanks to its "token distribution detection." It can be checked on chains like Ethereum and Polygon, and even OKX Wallet has collaborated with it to create a "Transparency Lab."

$BMT token is the "passport" to navigate all of this. Holding it unlocks cross-chain heat maps, and by staking it, you can also have a say in governance—such as voting on which project to investigate next. Now developers are also getting in on the action, staking BMT to get API access and embedding the bubble chart feature into their own DApps, while institutional clients are rushing to customize exclusive dashboards.

The most impressive aspect of @Bubblemaps.io is not the technology, but making "data transparency" no longer just a slogan. #Bubblemaps allows retail investors to use institutional-level analytical tools, and this wave of popularity is definitely not coincidental. If you don't want to be a "leek" anymore, hurry to check out @Bubblemaps.io —each bubble in #Bubblemaps may hide your next opportunity.