In the world of cryptocurrency, the 'first buyer' is often a key player in determining the narrative direction. Recently, a survey released by Bubblemaps has once again proven this point: they unveiled the identity of the first real buyer of $YZY, who turned out to be the sniper @naseem, who previously made $100M on $TRUMP.

From the data, $YZY was created on August 17, and it wasn't until August 21 that there was a real purchase of $250,000. Bubblemaps' bubble chart tracking shows that this wallet has clear on-chain connections with Naseem's previous sniper addresses for TRUMP, HAWK, and LIBRA. Interestingly, after Naseem's purchase, he quickly cashed out $800,000 but still retained a position worth $600,000.

The discussion sparked by this event is not just about 'how much he earned,' but rather the fairness issue behind it: how can one person always accurately enter at the exact moment a meme coin launches? If this is a skill, it is legendary; if it is insider information, then it challenges fairness.

Bubblemaps plays a crucial role in this. It is not creating public opinion but providing evidence through on-chain data, allowing the community to make judgments based on facts. This transparency is the truest manifestation of the spirit of decentralization.

In my view, #Bubblemaps @Bubblemaps.io $BMT has gradually become the 'truth amplifier' of the industry. It not only reveals the story of a sniper but also makes us rethink: what kind of oversight and transparency does the crypto market need to protect ordinary investors from being harvested?