In the previous post, we examined the mechanics of Intel Desk from @Bubblemaps.io and its role in community risk analysis (here is the link to that post). Today, we will look at how this platform helps to spot suspicious patterns in new tokens at the early stages of their emergence in the market.
The launch of a new token always attracts the attention of traders and communities. But it is at this stage that it is easy to manipulate the market: small groups of wallets can artificially inflate the price, creating an illusion of demand. Intel Desk collects data from community participants in real-time: who is buying, who is selling, what is the concentration of tokens in several wallets. This forms collective analytics that reveal potential 'red flags' before other market participants notice them.
💡 In practice, this looks like a dynamic visualization: bubbles grow and change color depending on activity. If several wallets control the majority of tokens and actively trade among themselves — this is a signal of potential manipulation. Participants of Intel Desk can mark such patterns, and the community instantly receives alerts.
For investors, this means the opportunity to make informed decisions, avoid losses, and not fall into the traps of pump or rug pull. And for those who want to see how real cases are uncovered through collective analysis, subscribing to me is a chance to receive verified insights in real-time.
And in the next post, we will show how Intel Desk rewards active participants for their contribution to market transparency, and it's not just numbers — these are real examples of how the community saves investors from manipulation… 🔥