I once joined a community for a new token. At first, everyone was very excited, and the group was filled with various predictions and slogans. But over time, more and more people began to doubt whether the project was truly fair. So, someone decided to check it out using Bubblemaps.
When the bubble chart was posted in the group, everyone's mood changed. The chart showed that the token was indeed relatively decentralized, and the holdings of the top ten wallets were within a reasonable range. More importantly, no suspicious transfers between large wallets were found. This gradually calmed the originally anxious discussions, and many people began to increase their trust in the project.
At that moment, I deeply felt the value of transparency tools. They do not create emotions but rather bring emotions back to rationality. The significance of Bubblemaps lies in this: providing a foundation for building trust within the community through data and visuals. For me, that was a moment of truly experiencing that "transparency brings trust."
