As a trader who has been mixing on the chain for many years, what I fear most is not losing money, but being harvested as a chump.
The market is fake, the pump is fake, and in the end, the market maker smashes it, and the retail investors are completely destroyed.
During that time, I kept thinking:
How can retail investors see the market clearly?
Later I came into contact with @Bubblemaps.io , and for the first time I had the feeling of 'standing on the shoulders of the market maker'.
It turns all token holdings and fund flows into a bubble chart.
Click to open, you can know:
👉 Who are the real big players?
👉 Who is secretly shipping goods?
👉 Is this play highly controlled?
To put it bluntly, this is a pair of X-ray eyes.
The disadvantage of us retail investors: information gap
Many people think they lose money because they are unlucky.
In fact, it is not, essentially it is information gap.
Market makers transfer coins, lock positions, and ship goods to each other, we know nothing.
By the time the news came out, the price had already fallen.
And what Bubblemaps does is make up for this gap.
Bubblemaps' strength: easily identify control
Large bubbles = large holdings.
Same color = belong to a cluster, possibly market maker funds. Dashed bubble = cleared positions.
Arrow = direction of fund flow.
For example, if you see the top ten bubbles holding 70% of the positions, it is almost a standard 'Pi Xiu play'
And if the bubbles are more dispersed, and the top ten account for 20%-30%, these types of plays are healthier.
[White operation demonstration] How to use Bubblemaps to judge the market?
1️⃣ Open the Bubblemaps official website
👉 v2.bubblemaps.io
Enter the token contract address.
2️⃣ Find large bubbles
Look at the concentration of the top ten addresses.
• If the top ten holdings are >50%, highly controlled, be cautious.
• If <30%, more dispersed, you can consider it.
3️⃣ Click on the large bubble
View fund flows.
• Transferring to the exchange (gray/exchange bubble) means it's going to smash. • No action = lurking funds.
4️⃣ Look at dashed bubbles
This is already sold out.
If the big players all become dashed lines, you're just a pure chump if you take over.
Not long ago, I took a fancy to a Meme coin, the K-line was very strong, and I felt itchy and wanted to rush in.
Before the final kick, I used Bubblemaps to take a look: the top ten addresses held 70% of the positions, and several of them had already transferred to the exchange.
I stopped immediately.
Later, the coin price kept falling.
Fortunately, there's Bubblemaps.
Watch the market with the market maker
The market is not afraid of big drops, but the worst is that you can't see who is playing.
Market makers will never tell you the truth, but on-chain data does not lie.
👉 Bubblemaps $BMT is not a 'sure-win artifact', but it can help you avoid the most pitfalls.
👉 Next time you want to rush in, you might as well open Bubblemaps and take a look at those bubbles.
Sometimes, what you need to do is not run faster than others, but step on fewer pitfalls.
