In the Web3 ecosystem, "isolation between chains and fragmentation among business types" is the core bottleneck restricting value transfer—Ethereum's DeFi data is difficult to connect with Solana's NFT dynamics, Layer 2 transaction records cannot interface with public chain DAO contributions, and the on-chain information from different business types and chains is like "information islands". Users find it difficult to have a holistic grasp of their assets, and project parties cannot link the ecosystems across domains. Bubblemaps breaks out of the limitations of "single-chain single-business tools" and, with "cross-domain connection" as its core, builds a network of on-chain data interoperability covering multiple chains and multiple business types, allowing cross-chain asset flows to have traceable paths, cross-business ecological linkages to have solid foundations, and enabling users' multi-dimensional on-chain value to be integrated and released. This model of "breaking the chain boundaries and connecting business types" not only reshapes the circulation logic of Web3 data but also propels on-chain transparency into a new stage of "full-domain value collaboration".
1. Multi-chain data interoperability: making cross-chain assets "fully transparent in their trajectory"
Traditional on-chain tools tend to focus on a single public chain, making it difficult for users who hold assets across multiple chains like Ethereum, Solana, and Avalanche to switch between different platforms for inquiries, thus struggling to grasp the complete flow of cross-chain funds. Bubblemaps' "multi-chain fund graph" has achieved seamless integration of cross-chain data for the first time, allowing users to track the flow trajectory of assets across multiple chains, clearly seeing "where the funds come from, where they go, and what they do."
After users input any wallet address, the graph will automatically display the asset distribution and transaction records of that address across multiple chains: if a user exchanges ETH for USDC on Ethereum, transfers it across chains to Polygon to participate in DeFi mining, and then transfers the mining rewards to Solana to mint NFTs, the graph will use different colored dynamic arrows to mark each step of the flow, accompanied by timestamps, transaction amounts, and the corresponding interaction scenarios on the respective chains (e.g., "Ethereum→Polygon: USDC cross-chain, used for Aave staking"; "Polygon→Solana: USDC exchanged for SOL, used for NFT minting"). A certain cross-border crypto investor discovered through this graph that one of their USDC was mistakenly transferred to an unfamiliar address after crossing from BSC to Aptos, and they promptly traced back through the cross-chain browser to contact the other party to recover their assets.
For project parties, multi-chain data interoperability is equally crucial: a certain cross-chain DeFi protocol found through graph analysis that "nearly 30% of users transfer Ethereum mining pool earnings across chains to re-invest in Avalanche," and launched the "cross-chain reinvestment bonus" initiative, driving an overall growth of 40% in multi-chain TVL. This capability of "cross-chain trajectory visualization" has transformed previously fragmented multi-chain data into a complete value chain, providing core support for user asset security and project cross-chain operations.
2. Multi-business data linkage: allowing cross-scenario value to be "released in synergy"
The different business types in Web3 (DeFi, NFT, DAO, Web3 games) do not exist in isolation—DeFi earnings can be used for NFT collections, NFT holdings can unlock DAO voting rights, and the on-chain data of game items can relate to DeFi staking, but traditional tools cannot connect the data flows of these business types, making it difficult for cross-scenario value to collaborate. Bubblemaps' "multi-business data linkage dashboard" integrates user on-chain behaviors across different business types, making the flow of cross-scenario value clear and visible, and better able to uncover hidden linkage opportunities.
The dashboard displays core user data classified by business type, while also marking the cross-business association logic: the DeFi section shows "earnings from various pools", the NFT section presents "collection holdings", the DAO section marks "voting rights", and the gaming section displays "item assets", and connects association relationships with dashed lines—if a user holds a certain NFT, they can unlock voting rights in a certain DAO, the dashboard will mark "NFT holdings→DAO voting rights: activated, can participate in XX proposal voting"; if a user's game items can be staked in DeFi pools for earnings, it will prompt "game items→DeFi staking: not participated, current annualized return 15%".
A certain user discovered through the dashboard that the rare item obtained in a Web3 game could be staked in the corresponding DeFi protocol for stable earnings, and that staking could also enhance their contribution value in the DAO of that ecosystem, thus adjusting their asset allocation to gain additional earnings while enhancing their speaking rights in DAO participation. This design of "multi-business data integration + linkage opportunity prompts" makes users' cross-scenario assets no longer isolated, but rather forms a collaborative ecosystem of "business intercommunication and value promotion".
3. Co-building cross-domain standards: making multi-chain and multi-business data "compatible and comparable"
Different public chains have different address formats and transaction classification standards, and different business types lack unified definitions for their data metrics (such as DeFi's TVL, NFT's floor price, DAO's contribution value), making it difficult for multi-chain and multi-business data to be compatible and comparable. Bubblemaps collaborates with ecosystem partners to initiate the "Web3 cross-domain data standard alliance," establishing unified data collection, labeling, and display specifications to truly achieve "compatible, comparable, and analyzable" cross-chain multi-business data.
The alliance has established three core standards: first is the "address association standard," which uses cross-chain address mapping technology to uniformly identify the same user’s wallet addresses across different public chains, avoiding "asset statistics omissions caused by multi-chain address dispersion"; second is the "transaction classification standard," which unifies the on-chain interactions of multiple business types into four categories: "asset transfer, ecological participation, profit acquisition, and risk operation," making it easier for users and project parties to quickly locate key behaviors; finally, the "value assessment standard" establishes a unified value conversion model for multi-business assets (for example, converting the floor price of NFTs and the circulation value of game items into USDT based on real-time market prices), allowing users to visually compare the value proportions of different business assets.
A certain institutional investor easily compared the asset value proportions of "Ethereum DeFi holdings, Solana NFT collections, Avalanche game items" through this standard, formulating a more balanced cross-domain allocation strategy; a certain cross-business project quickly aggregated "users' overall participation in DeFi, NFT, and gaming scenarios based on the standard," accurately identifying core users and issuing targeted incentives. This model of "co-building cross-domain standards" has broken the data barriers of multi-chain and multi-business, laying a data foundation for the collaborative development of the Web3 ecosystem.
Summary
From tracking asset cross-chain trajectories through "multi-chain data interoperability" to releasing cross-scenario value through "multi-business data linkage", and finally breaking data barriers through "co-building cross-domain standards", the core value of Bubblemaps lies in "opening up value channels for multi-chain and multi-business in Web3, constructing a fully collaborative on-chain data ecosystem." It is no longer a tool serving a single chain or a single business type but rather a "cross-domain connector" that connects the entire Web3—allowing users to have a global grasp of cross-chain and cross-business assets, enabling project parties to efficiently carry out cross-domain ecological linkages, and allowing institutions to scientifically conduct comprehensive asset allocation. With the popularization of cross-domain standards and the deepening of data linkage scenarios, Bubblemaps is expected to become the core infrastructure for "full-domain value collaboration" in Web3, driving the industry from "chain disconnection and business isolation" to "multi-chain interoperability and business synergy," injecting new momentum for the large-scale development of the Web3 ecosystem.
