Bubblemaps (BMT)

What is Bubblemaps? 🤔

Bubblemaps is an on-chain analytics platform that aims to become Web3’s intelligence layer, turning raw blockchain data into information a trader can actually use before buying a coin. It grew out of Moonlight, a 2021 BNB Chain token that gated V1 tools, and rebranded as Bubblemaps in 2022.

It gives users detailed analytics on listed tokens, showing each token’s top 250 holders as “bubbles” visually connected to each other, so users can figure out which groups of wallets control the circulating supply and how much of it they hold. To do this, Bubblemaps V2 uses its own on-chain analysis infrastructure, which draws on more than one billion address labels and filters out exchange and contract wallets that have interacted with or still hold the token, in order to find potential connections between wallet addresses. 

It then groups wallets into clusters based on their historical asset transfers to each other. It also applies basic labels, so users can spot CEX hot wallets, DEXs, supernodes, and other addresses that can’t be classed as a typical on-chain trader. At the same time, V2 Bubblemaps enhanced a toolset for on-chain researchers, introducing:

• Magic Nodes: reveal intermediary wallets that hold none of the token but still connect holders.
• Time Travel: lets users rewind any map back to launch day.
• Bubblemaps Score: the project’s native scoring system, which shows how decentralized a token’s supply is on a 0–100 scale.
• Intel Desk: a community-driven platform where users can create investigation tasks, vote on their priority, or even fund investigations.

Since mid-September 2026, the platform has also been expanding into trading services, introducing a pre-screened token feed that filters out launches with bundle or cluster signals, plus the ability to swap tokens right within Bubblemaps io. Read more about the platform’s features in its docs.

There is no public revenue or volume data for the product. Still, the maps are embedded in DEX Screener, Pump.fun, Photon, Etherscan, CoinGecko, and many other research and analytics platforms. Its investigations regularly make the mainstream press: the LIBRA–MELANIA link in February 2025, and a WSJ exclusive in September 2026 on 19 linked Polymarket accounts with a 98% win rate on markets about KPMG-audited companies.

🪙 Bubblemaps token: $BMT went live on March 11, 2025, through a Binance Wallet IDO at a $20M FDV, followed by a Binance spot listing and HODLer airdrop on March 18. Holders use it to vote on and fund bounties for cases on the Bubblemaps Intel Desk, to reward investigators, and to unlock premium tools on the platform: PnL, cross-chain views, AI cluster explanations, and 1,000-holder maps.

As of October 18, 2026, BMT trades at around $18M FDV - roughly 94% below its ~0.32 high.

✅ Bubblemaps pros:

• Strong product concept and design;
• Doxxed founding team with engineering backgrounds, selected for the L’Oréal & HEC program at Station F;
• Multiple mentions and citations from leading media and researchers, including the WSJ, CoinDesk, and others;
• Binance listing and a 16x ATH ROI from the IDO on Binance Wallet;
• Low market FDV (~$18M) relative to the brand’s reach.

❌ Bubblemaps cons:

• BMT is down ~94% from its high;
• BMT token contracts were audited by OtterSec and Pashov, but no public audit reports are available;
• No public security audit report is publicly available;   
• The token launch drew criticism after the deployer wallet appeared to control most of the supply;
• As of October 2026, the coin’s ROI is negative;
• There’s still 66% of the total supply locked 
• No public revenue figures, and the protocol isn’t covered by DeFiLlama or Dune;
• Soft token demand: core tools are free, so BMT is only needed for premium features and the Intel Desk.