I’ve always used @Bubblemaps.io for one pretty simple reason — checking what a token’s holders actually look like before getting too interested.

But I tried the revamped platform and… yeah, this feels like a much bigger update than just a new UI.

The first thing I noticed was the new token feed.

You’ve got fresh + trending tokens across chains in one place, with Arc included from day one. What I really liked though is that I don’t even need to keep opening new pages just to investigate something.

See a token → hover over it → bubble map pops up.

That’s it.

And when you’re going through a bunch of new tokens, that saves more time than you’d think.

Then I started playing around with the Bubblemaps Score.

This is probably the feature I’ll use the most.

It can flag things like insider clusters and bundled wallets, so if the holder setup looks a little too connected, you have a reason to dig deeper before doing anything.

Important distinction though:

flagged ≠ automatically bad

Sometimes there’s a perfectly reasonable explanation.

I just want to know it exists before I put money in.

Another feature that surprised me is the candle thing.

You can literally click on a candle and see what the holder distribution looked like at that point in time.

That’s pretty cool.

Normally I’d look at a big move and think:

“Okay… what happened here?”

Now I can also look at who was holding around that moment and see whether anything interesting was happening with the supply.

It adds context that a normal chart just doesn’t give you.

I also messed around with the filters.

Chain, launchpad, price, volume, liquidity, etc.

Nothing flashy about that, but it helps cut out a lot of noise.

And there are some nice additions scattered around the platform too:

→ verified/reviewed project socials

→ wallet labels reviewed by actual on-chain sleuths

→ token boosting inside the app

→ built-in swaps at 0.5%

So instead of my usual:

find token → open 4 different tabs → research → come back → swap somewhere else

it can now be:

find → check → dig deeper → swap

without really leaving Bubblemaps.

That’s probably what I like most about the revamp.

It puts the research part before the trade.

Obviously, no tool can tell you that a token is “safe,” and I wouldn’t blindly trust a score either.

But if I’m about to buy something, I’d rather know there’s a weird wallet cluster or heavily bundled supply before I click swap.

Not 20 minutes later when I suddenly decide to check the holders 😅

Actually useful update.

I’d recommend opening the new @Bubblemaps.io and just playing with the feed for a bit. Hover over a few tokens, check their scores and click around the candles.

You’ll understand pretty quickly why this version feels different.

$BMT