The next stage of growth for blockchain technology will undoubtedly be accompanied by a deep integration with traditional finance (TradFi) and regulatory frameworks. In this process, 'Information Finance' (InfoFi) - intelligence that is actionable and economically valuable generated from blockchain data - will become a key track. With its ability to transform complex data into structured insights, it is at the forefront of this wave, showcasing immense potential for institutional and compliance applications.

Compliance and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Applications:

Regulatory agencies and compliance departments are concerned about the anonymity of blockchain. Although addresses are pseudonymous, funds can still be traced through on-chain analysis. Bubblemaps' visualization clustering technology can greatly enhance the effectiveness of AML tools. For example, a compliance team at a cryptocurrency exchange can input a suspicious deposit address, and the engine can not only trace the history of that address but also map it to a larger cluster. It can quickly reveal whether this address belongs to a known OTC service provider, a mixing service user, or is part of a flagged illegal fund pool. This macro and relational perspective is much more efficient and insightful than examining the transaction history of a single address, helping institutions to identify and manage risks more quickly.

Institutional Due Diligence:

Hedge funds and venture capital firms conduct extremely rigorous technical and commercial due diligence before investing in Web3 projects. The economic model of the token and its initial distribution status are core to assessing its long-term potential. Institutions are no longer satisfied with self-assertions in project whitepapers; they require independent, data-driven verification. The graphs provided by Bubblemaps have become a standard appendix in this due diligence report. They can indisputably show whether the tokens of the team and early investors are really locked, whether the circulating supply is genuinely as decentralized as claimed, and whether there are undisclosed whales that may dump in the future. This transparency is crucial for attracting large institutional capital.

Information Finance (InfoFi) Product Integration:

Bubblemaps' API can become a foundational component of the next generation of financial information products. Imagine a data dashboard that not only shows the real-time price and trading volume of tokens but also embeds a dynamic Bubblemaps chart that reflects changes in holding structures in real time. Trading algorithms can even access this data, using 'whale cluster movement' or 'surge in exchange inflow' as quantitative signal factors. Tokens serve as a means of payment for accessing these advanced, machine-readable data streams.

Bubblemaps is evolving from a curiosity tool aimed at retail users into an indispensable part of Web3 infrastructure, serving as a key component for serious financial and business decision-making.