Still staring blankly at the dense addresses in the blockchain explorer? While others trade coins based on 'feelings', those using Bubblemaps have already figured out the real funding background through bubble charts.

This tool is exceptional in turning abstract data into a 'dynamic script': each bubble represents a wallet, with its size concealing the secret of holdings, and the thickness of the lines indicating the frequency of transactions. For example, when looking at a certain DeFi token, you can instantly spot—several large dark purple bubbles (whale wallets) quietly connecting to exchange addresses, which may indicate a selling signal; meanwhile, a large number of light blue small bubbles (retail wallets) gathering in the staking pool actually suggests that community enthusiasm is genuinely rising. Compared to just guessing price movements by looking at K-line charts, this kind of 'visualization of funding behavior' is the hard logic for predicting trends.

It can also peel away 'disguises'. The Magic Nodes feature acts like a detective, using details such as gas fee records and transfer time differences to expose controllers who 'hide holdings with dozens of small accounts'—there was a project that seemed to have dispersed holdings, but it was found that over 200 small bubbles actually belonged to one cluster, and not long after, a dumping scandal broke out. If you hold BMT tokens, you can unlock 'cross-chain tracking', allowing you to see where funds move from Ethereum to Solana and into which new pools, leaving no opportunity for cross-chain arbitrage to escape.

For investors, Bubblemaps is not just a simple tool; it is more like an 'on-chain translator'—transforming the tricks in the code and the subtle thoughts in the funding into bubble stories that can be easily understood. $BMT @Bubblemaps.io #Bubblemaps