Bubble Maps is a user-friendly platform that provides an intuitive visual representation of blockchain data, specifically for cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens (NFTs). Here's a breakdown of how it works:
- Token Selection: Users can search for a specific cryptocurrency token, such as UNI, SHIB, or any other ERC-20 compliant token, or input its contract address to access its bubble map.
- Bubble Representation: The bubble map displays the 250 top holders of the selected token as bubbles, with the size of each bubble indicating the quantity of tokens held. This visual representation makes it easy to compare and analyze the token's distribution.
- Transaction Connections: Links between bubbles signify blockchain transactions, illustrating the flow of tokens between holders. These connections can reveal patterns and help identify potential scams or market manipulation.
- Cluster Analysis: Groups of bubbles connected by multiple links may indicate clusters, which could represent various scenarios such as genuine transactions, marketing activities, or presales. Users can explore these clusters to uncover underlying insights.
- Address Insights: When a bubble is clicked, a window appears providing detailed information about the address, including the percentage of the supply held, the amount of tokens, and the value in dollars.
- Aggregated Information: If a cluster of bubbles is selected, the window provides aggregated information about the cluster, offering a snapshot of the transactions and holdings within that group.
- Supernode Labeling: Addresses with exceptionally high transaction volumes, known as supernodes, are labeled separately. While supernodes are highlighted for clarity, they are not shown to have links to avoid overwhelming the interface and to ensure smooth performance.
Bubble Maps simplifies the process of analyzing blockchain data, making it an accessible tool for investors, researchers, and anyone interested in understanding the intricacies of cryptocurrency and NFT markets.
3/19/2025 03:30pm
