For most ordinary users, on-chain transparency does not mean easy understanding. The dense hash values, addresses, and transaction data on block explorers are difficult to translate into the basis for investment decisions. The innovation of Bubblemaps lies in its intuitive approach through bubble charts, allowing non-professional users to quickly assess token distribution.
In practical use, you can follow the "three-step reading method". The first step is to input the token contract address. In the Bubblemaps interface, users only need to copy and paste to generate the token's bubble distribution chart. The second step is to observe the size of the bubbles. This step can quickly determine whether the token is highly concentrated in the hands of a few large holders. If the first few bubbles are too large and the total holdings exceed half of the token supply, extra caution is needed. The third step is to look at the lines between the bubbles. If there are frequent transfer relationships between several large wallets, it means that these addresses may belong to the same entity, which increases the risk of market manipulation.
Through these three steps, users can complete a preliminary analysis of token distribution in a short time. Compared to relying on second-hand information or social media rumors, this intuitive judgment based on on-chain data is more objective and reliable. At the same time, this low-threshold tool allows more people to participate in on-chain research, promoting the spread of "transparency culture".
It can be said that Bubblemaps is not only a functional tool but also a "required course" for investors. Mastering the method of reading charts is equivalent to mastering a way to protect oneself.
