Three-step comparison to distinguish between real projects and scams
Many people say that the cryptocurrency world is all gambling, but that's not true. The real difference lies in whether you have the correct method to look at it. The distribution structure of tokens is like a company's financial report; it can tell you if it is healthy. BubbleMaps presents this information intuitively. As long as you learn three indicators, you can quickly tell whether a project is worth holding long-term or if it might run away at any time.
First, check the concentration.
If the top ten wallets hold more than 60% of the supply and these wallets are closely related, it can be concluded that the risk is extremely high. Even if such a project rises quickly, it is only providing an opportunity for large holders to cash out. In some healthy projects, you will see that the proportion of the top ten wallets is relatively reasonable, and the distribution is natural.
Second, check the network of relationships.
The strength of BubbleMaps lies in its ability to show you the connections between wallets. If large holders frequently transfer between each other, it is likely to be “false prosperity” — creating the illusion of market activity through internal operations. In truly transparent projects, large holders are mostly independent, and there are no obvious traces of manipulation among community bubbles.
Third, check the locked assets and contract addresses.
If a project is healthy, there is often a portion of tokens in staking contracts or liquidity pools. These large bubbles are usually clearly marked, with stable flow. If you find that all tokens are concentrated in private wallets with almost no locked assets or staking, that is a danger signal.
I once compared two projects that launched almost simultaneously. The first project's map showed a high concentration of large bubbles and complex relationships, and it quickly plummeted, causing significant losses for investors; the second project's map was clear and dispersed, with a solid locked contract, and it grew steadily, becoming a “dark horse” in the market later.
Both were investments, but the results were completely different. The difference was not luck, but method.
Understanding the distribution is like having seen the script in advance.
BubbleMaps allows you to know before you enter whether you are facing a true story or a false game.