A core concept of blockchain is community governance, but the premise of governance is information symmetry. If community members cannot clearly see the project's wallet and the flow of funds, the so-called voting and governance are often just arranged.
The application scenario of Bubblemaps lies precisely in its ability to provide a more transparent decision-making basis for the community. Through bubble charts, members can clearly see whether tokens are truly decentralized in distribution or concentrated in the hands of a few addresses. Once certain anomalies are detected, such as multiple wallets being highly correlated or whale funds being overly concentrated, the community can initiate discussions or even actions to avoid manipulation.
This increase in information transparency not only allows the community to be more rational but also enhances the overall credibility of the project. For development teams, proactively using Bubblemaps to showcase data is a way to demonstrate that there are no hidden maneuvers. For investors, this open attitude can also enhance confidence.
Furthermore, Bubblemaps can help users identify early opportunities. For example, discovering that the fund distribution of a new token is very healthy, with holders being dispersed and trades being active, may indicate that it has more long-term potential. In this way, Bubblemaps not only serves as a risk defense tool but also becomes a navigator for finding dark horses.
