Bubblemaps V2 Now Available to the Public
Bubblemaps V2 is now available to the public, with advanced features like Time Travel and Magic Nodes accessible to all users.
Blockchain analytics platform Bubblemaps (BMT) announced on May 29 that Bubblemaps V2 is now open to the public. This decision comes in response to the strong demand from the Solana (SOL) community, who sought deeper access and integration with trading tools such as Dexscreener and TradewithPhoton.
Advanced Features for Onchain Analysis
Bubblemaps V2 offers a range of advanced features designed to make onchain analysis faster and more insightful. The Time Travel tool allows users to explore a token’s complete distribution history, offering a comprehensive view of how holdings have evolved over time. The Magic Nodes feature automatically reveals hidden relationships between wallets with just one click, uncovering past holders, funding sources, and suspicious linkages.
Prior to its public release, Bubblemaps V2 was only accessible to select users through a waitlist or direct invitations. The platform began a beta phase in November last year, during which users could sign up for early access through a waitlist. Access was granted based on timing or invitations from existing users.
Bubblemaps’ Track Record of Uncovering Suspicious Activity
Bubblemaps has a history of unveiling high-profile cases of suspicious activity in the crypto space. One notable instance was the revelation that the same wallet was behind the launch of both the Melania (MELANIA) and Libra (LIBRA) memecoins. Using sniping tactics, the wallet extracted millions in profits and swiftly transferred funds across chains.
In another case, Bubblemaps analysis revealed that insiders had captured 78% of the Neiro (NEIRO) token supply at launch, pocketing $4.5 million while retaining two-thirds of the supply. The platform also raised concerns about the Daddy (DADDY) token, endorsed by Andrew Tate, where insiders acquired 30% of the supply before marketing commenced, ultimately holding over $45 million.
With the release of Bubblemaps V2 to the public, users now have access to powerful tools for onchain analysis and the ability to uncover hidden relationships between wallets. The platform’s track record of exposing suspicious activity underscores its value in the crypto community.