In the cryptocurrency market, one of the most common risks is the lack of transparency in token distribution. Many projects claim to have a fair launch, but in reality, early allocations are extremely concentrated and often controlled by insiders. Bubblemaps addresses this pain point by visually representing the relationship between token distribution and wallets through bubble charts, exposing the tricks of being 'superficially decentralized, yet actually oligopolistic'.
Its core advantages lie in two aspects: first, visual transparency, allowing traders to quickly assess the relationship between whale holdings and wallets without having to read on-chain data line by line; second, deep analytical capabilities, identifying hidden networks through Magic Nodes clustering and backtracking key events through Time Travel, enabling investors to more accurately pinpoint signs of project manipulation.
At the same time, Intel Desk has established a community collaborative analysis model. Users are both data providers and risk auditors—over 200,000 contribution records have formed a unique user data asset that is hard to replicate. This crowdsourcing model not only increases platform stickiness but also makes it harder for fraudulent projects to evade community tracking.
The key at the ecological level is the $BMT token. It serves not only as a governance certificate but also as a passport for using tools: from Intel Desk’s survey services to advanced analytical functions, and to InfoFi data products, BMT is an indispensable medium of payment. Over the past three months, the number of active holding addresses has increased by 137%, reflecting genuine usage demand.
In summary, Bubblemaps is no longer just an analytical tool; it is gradually becoming a public infrastructure for on-chain research and risk identification. In an environment where meme coins and long-tail assets pose higher risks, it provides the market with the urgently needed 'transparency premium'.
