Kamran103

Ah, yes, Bubblemaps, the project that looked at the chaotic mess of blockchain transactions and said, “What if we turned it into a giant bubble bath of drama?” 🫧🛁🧼And honestly, it’s the level of pettiness this space desperately needed.

With @Bubblemaps.io , you can now watch wallets cozy up to each other, form cliques, and dump on you faster than your last “diamond hands” investment. It’s like high school, but with more rugs🏉 and fewer rules. Ever wanted to know that your favorite “decentralized” token is secretly 80% owned by Chad🤐🕵️, his three burner wallets, and his cousin’s cat?
💥Bubblemaps will snitch for you – visually, in pretty little bubbles,🫧 because nothing says “trustless future” like colorful dots 🎆exposing every shady move!!!
(Some would add sniches get stiches, but we are yet to see if this will be the case😂😂😂 )

Let’s face it, Web3 has been full of “transparent projects” that somehow turn invisible right before they vanish😶‍🌫️ with the liquidity pool. Bubblemaps is the tattletale we didn’t know we needed, pointing fingers while we pretend we’re “early investors” 💱💼🎩and not just exit liquidity🫠 🌊waiting to happen.

So yeah, in this twisted crypto soap opera, #bubblemaps isn’t just a tool – it’s the popcorn supplier🥤🍿. And in this market, that’s worth more than alpha.

$BMT


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The Federal Reserve's employment data is an important indicator reflecting the state of the U.S. labor market, having a key influence on the Fed's monetary policy decisions. Common related data includes non-farm payrolls, unemployment rates, etc. Here is the recent situation of relevant employment data in the U.S.:
#非农就业数据
Employment data for July 2025: According to a report released by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics on August 1, non-farm employment increased by 73,000 in July, far below the market expectation of 110,000, while data for the previous two months was significantly revised down; the unemployment rate rose slightly from 4.1% in June to 4.2%.