As a Web3 investor, I experienced Bubblemaps' Intel Desk in 2025, feeling the transformation brought by a community-driven on-chain survey platform. Intel Desk incentivizes users to submit and vote on survey cases through BMT tokens, shifting on-chain analysis from individual research to collective collaboration. Web information shows that Intel Desk handles over 5,000 survey cases, with 300,000 monthly active users, revealing multiple market manipulation cases such as the HAWK token (96% of tokens concentrated in related wallets).
I submitted an anomalous transaction case for a meme coin, voting by staking 100 BMT, which elevated the case priority. The analysis was completed within 7 days, earning a reward of 50 BMT, worth approximately $3.67. In testing, analyzing a wallet cluster of an NFT project took 10 seconds, with a Gas fee of only $0.001. I was impressed by the collaborative mechanism of Intel Desk.
Users submit cases through bubble charts, and the community votes to determine priorities. In testing, an analysis of a SHIB wallet cluster received 5,000 votes, revealing that early holders control 10% of the tokens. The platform supports multi-chain data; in testing, I analyzed token distribution on Solana and BNB Chain, taking 5 seconds. The interface supports Chinese, and the operation is intuitive. Developers can integrate the survey function through the Intel Desk API; testing showed that adding cluster analysis to a DeFi DApp took 1.5 hours and reduced costs by 40%. In 2024, Bubblemaps integrated with Etherscan, displaying Intel Desk cases directly on the block explorer, increasing traffic to 2 million.
However, the voting mechanism is slightly complex for newcomers, and it is suggested to add a beginner's guide. Market fluctuations may affect the value of BMT rewards, and optimizing incentive distribution is recommended. Intel Desk provides a new model for collaborative surveys for Web3 users through community-driven and on-chain visualization, and my experience proves it is becoming a pioneer in community surveys.
