In the crypto community, a lack of transparency often leads to misunderstandings. Many times, we think the distribution of a certain token is healthy, but in reality, most of the tokens may be concentrated in a few wallets. Traditional data tables make it hard for people to intuitively understand this risk.
Bubblemaps provides a simpler way. It visualizes the relationships between wallets through bubble charts. The distribution of tokens, the concentration of wallets, and potential interconnections can all be clearly seen in the charts. For community members, this intuitiveness allows everyone to easily understand the funding structure, without relying on rumors.
As an ordinary user, I find that the biggest change brought by Bubblemaps is that community discussions are now more grounded. In the past, we often debated the safety of a project; now we just need to look at a bubble chart to quickly assess the issue. Discussions are now more focused on facts rather than subjective speculation.
From a broader perspective, Bubblemaps is not just a data tool, but a mechanism that promotes transparency. It transforms on-chain funding relationships from "hard to understand" to "easy for everyone to understand," reducing information asymmetry. This change helps to enhance the overall trust in the market and gives users a greater sense of security when participating.
