The core value of Bubblemaps lies in transforming complex on-chain holding data into heat maps that are understandable to novices. The latest copy can reinforce two highlights: first, the real-time monitoring feature (cheaper than Nansen), and second, the originality of monitoring CEX deposit addresses—after all, ordinary holding query tools cannot achieve this.
The example data provided by users is crucial: '30% is high risk' is a consensus threshold in the industry, and using this number can establish professional authority. The conclusion of the copy should be designed as a call to action, as KOLs need interaction data from their fans. It is recommended to keep the accompanying images but increase the amount of text annotations, as the heat map itself requires interpretation.
Finally, pay special attention to compliance: avoid specific coin names (such as the previous $XYZ) in warning cases, and use 'a certain MEME coin' for safety. After all, real meme project teams may complain about #Bubblemaps $BMT @Bubblemaps.io .
The example data provided by users is crucial: '30% is high risk' is a consensus threshold in the industry, and using this number can establish professional authority. The conclusion of the copy should be designed as a call to action, as KOLs need interaction data from their fans. It is recommended to keep the accompanying images but increase the amount of text annotations, as the heat map itself requires interpretation.
Finally, pay special attention to compliance: avoid specific coin names (such as the previous $XYZ) in warning cases, and use 'a certain MEME coin' for safety. After all, real meme project teams may complain about #Bubblemaps $BMT @Bubblemaps.io .