Written by: Qingfeng btc | Senior on-chain data analyst / crypto market researcher
In the context of Web3, we are discussing not just transactions, technologies, and protocols, but also 'relationships'—the dynamic relationships between people and assets, projects and capital. Bubblemaps is attempting to reconstruct this layer of logic: it is not only a tool to observe fund flows but also an unprecedented 'fund social map' builder in the crypto market.
In this era based on on-chain transparency, Bubblemaps connects countless on-chain transactions through a bubble network diagram, showcasing the origins and trajectory of each fund, and revealing the 'relationship networks' between different wallets and funds. This is no longer a cold pile of data, but a dynamic, readable, and interactive market dissection.
Financial network = Intelligence network: What 'excess information' does Bubblemaps provide?
In today's world where on-chain data analysis tools are emerging one after another, Bubblemaps stands out because it provides a rare type of information: the 'behavioral synergy relationships' between wallets.
For example:
When a batch of anonymous wallets almost simultaneously invests in a new project;
Or there are only a few core wallets repeatedly trading behind a certain NFT project to create hype;
Or perhaps the ecological funds on a certain chain are quietly withdrawing from old projects and flowing into a new protocol that has yet to break out.
These actions, which would require manually sifting through large amounts of tables and transaction records on traditional data platforms, can be seen at a glance in Bubblemaps: 'These funds are acting collectively.'
This is its excess information: it not only displays data but also reveals the intentions behind the data.
How do project teams, VCs, and KOLs use Bubblemaps?
Bubblemaps is not a tool developed exclusively for retail investors; its higher-dimensional applications are attracting the attention of numerous project teams, crypto funds, and even KOLs.
Project teams use it to monitor whether early investors' funds are unlocked or sold off.
VCs use the map to track competitors’ funding deployments and flows.
Crypto KOLs identify where 'whale wallets' are concentrating their assets through visualization, providing a basis for their content judgments.
This is a completely new 'on-chain insight method', no longer requiring the development of complex scripts or relying on massive filtering. Bubblemaps gives every user the ability to have an 'on-chain brain'.
The social nature of data: reconstructing trust from transactions
The subtext of Bubblemaps is very clear—on-chain fund flow is actually a kind of 'social behavior'. It is not isolated data fragments, but rather 'an individual (wallet) publicly expressing a certain behavior (investment)'.
As more wallets participate and the map becomes denser, a new market 'consensus' gradually forms: you can see from these maps which assets are becoming beliefs; which projects are merely self-rotating; and which wallets exhibit 'linked behaviors'.
Bubblemaps tells us in an unprecedented way: every single transaction on-chain is not 'lonely'.
A new era of crypto intelligence warfare: maps vs indices
In traditional financial analysis, we rely on K-lines, price indices, and trading volumes to assess the market. In the world of Bubblemaps, the true 'weather vane' has become the changes in the network of funding behaviors.
The appearance of a large number of unfamiliar wallets concentrating their investments in a certain project's map is a sign of a dark horse.
If the central wallet of the map suddenly exits, it may indicate internal disagreements within the team or a cooling market.
The appearance of the same batch of wallets in multiple new projects may indicate that a certain VC is laying out a strategy in a new track.
This represents a paradigm shift in 'crypto intelligence warfare', and what Bubblemaps provides is not data, but tactical maps.
Summary: Why Bubblemaps is the source of Alpha
True Alpha does not come from news channels but from a unique perspective on data. Bubblemaps acts like a perspective device on-chain, helping you see 'relationships others can't see', 'actions behind the market', and 'the language of liquid funds'.
In summary: Bubblemaps turns funds into stories and maps into insights.
All you need to do is learn to read, interpret, and use maps. The future winners in the crypto market may not be the ones who hear the news first, but rather those who understand the financial maps first.
