Bubblemaps ($BMT) – Turning Blockchain Data Into Stories
What is @Bubblemaps.io?
I’m sure you’ve noticed that blockchain data looks complicated. Thousands of wallets, endless transactions, and numbers everywhere. Bubblemaps is a tool that makes all this easier.
Instead of showing boring tables, it uses bubbles. Each bubble is a wallet, and the size of the bubble shows how many tokens it holds. If bubbles are connected, it means those wallets are linked in some way.
With one look, you can see if a few wallets control most of a token supply, or if trading is healthy and spread out.
Why It Matters
In crypto, trust is everything. If a token is in the hands of only a few big wallets, there’s risk. If there are hidden links between wallets, it can mean manipulation.
Bubblemaps helps traders, investors, and communities spot these patterns. They’re giving people clear insights instead of just raw blockchain data.
The $BMT Token
Bubblemaps didn’t just build the tool – they also created a token called BMT. This token isn’t just a random coin. It has a purpose:
Intel Desk Access – If you’re holding BMT, you can unlock the “Intel Desk,” a community investigation space where people share and vote on blockchain findings.
Governance – BMT holders can decide what new features or investigations should come next.
Ecosystem Role – They’re planning to use BMT across different blockchains, so it’s not stuck in one place.
Intel Desk – Community Power
Imagine a newsroom, but for blockchain. That’s what the Intel Desk is like.
If someone spots strange wallet activity, they can share it there. Others can join the discussion, add evidence, or challenge the claim. The best investigations get visibility, and BMT holders play a role in guiding this process.
It’s not just about data anymore. It’s about people working together to keep crypto transparent.
Airdrops and Rewards
Bubblemaps wanted to reward early users. If you were active in their V2 platform, or if you helped test features, you had chances to get $BMT airdrops.
