Once, I almost got scammed in a Meme coin project. At that time, it was extremely popular on social media, and many people claimed it was the next hundred times opportunity. I was about to follow suit, but my habit made me decide to check Bubblemaps first.
After entering the contract address, I saw that the top five wallets controlled over 80% of the supply. Worse, there were frequent fund movements between them. It was clear that these addresses were highly correlated. If I hastily bought in, it would almost be like acting as a liquidity provider for the big players. So I immediately dismissed the idea.
Not long after, the project indeed crashed, and many trend-following users suffered heavy losses. This experience further strengthened my belief: staying calm during market frenzies and relying on transparent tools like Bubblemaps is the most reliable method. It won’t tell me the price, but it will tell me the underlying structure, which is the key.
