Bubblemaps Distributes BMT Tokens Evenly Across Solana and BNB Chain

Bubblemaps, a blockchain analytics tool, has announced a strategic decision to evenly distribute its total supply of BMT tokens between Solana and BNB Chain. This move is aimed at promoting stronger development within both communities, as BNB Chain has emerged as the primary chain for BMT in terms of trading volume, liquidity, and the number of holders.

Prior to this allocation, the deployment address on Solana held 7.57 billion BMT, which constituted 75.7% of the total supply. Out of this amount, 3.488 billion BMT had been deposited into a locking contract operator on Solana to ensure future distribution according to the locking plan. The remaining 4.081 billion BMT had been bridged to BNB Chain via the LayerZero OFT (cross-chain communication protocol) and locked.

The supply on BNB Chain has been allocated based on tokenomics and fully locked on Unicrypt. This includes 60 million BMT for protocol development/research, 90 million for the team, 206.7 million for the ecosystem, and 51.45 million for liquidity. The summarized tokenomics of the two chains are as follows: On the Solana Chain, the deployment address has transferred all tokens to the ownership contract, which currently holds 384 million BMT. On the BNB Chain, allocations for the team, protocol, and ecosystem have been locked via Unicrypt, with the remaining supply consisting of holdings by holders and the unlocked portion for ecosystem and community supply.

The total supply of BMT tokens is 1 billion, with a specific allocation plan. 26.3% of the tokens are reserved for the ecosystem and community, aimed at incentivizing users and contributors to the Intel Desk platform, which drives community-led on-chain investigations. Investors hold 24.3% of the tokens, supporting the project’s long-term development. Airdrops account for 22.2% of the total supply, rewarding early users and community members to expand the holder base. Liquidity provision is allocated 12.2% of the tokens to ensure stable trading on exchanges. The team holds 9% of the tokens for project development and operations, while 6% is reserved for protocol development and research to support technical R&D and innovation.

Currently, the supply of BMT tokens is distributed with 12% on BNB Chain and 88% on Solana. This cross-chain nature of BMT allows it to function across multiple blockchain ecosystems, providing users with a broader range of application scenarios. The launch of BMT not only provides Bubblemaps users with more functional privileges but also offers governance and incentive mechanisms for its upcoming community-driven investigation platform, Intel Desk.

Bubblemaps is designed to simplify complex on-chain data through visualization, presenting wallet addresses and transaction relationships on the blockchain in an intuitive way through “bubble maps.” Each bubble represents a wallet, with the bubble size reflecting the amount of tokens held by that wallet, while connections between bubbles show transaction relationships between wallets. This visualization method helps users identify potential manipulation, insider trading, or token centralization issues, making blockchain data more transparent and aiding in more informed investment decisions.

The founding team of Bubblemaps consists of three blockchain experts dedicated to promoting blockchain data transparency through technological innovation. Nicolas Vaiman, the Co-founder and CEO, has extensive experience in the blockchain industry. Arnaud Droz, the Co-founder and COO, brings a diverse background in smart buildings, supply chain management, and aviation lighting research. Léo Pons, the Co-founder and CTO, is a seasoned software engineer who co-founded Cryptonavia. The team’s expertise and leadership have been instrumental in Bubblemaps’ success.

Bubblemaps has already played an important role in multiple blockchain projects, helping users identify potential fraud and market manipulation. For instance, it discovered that 82% of LIBRA token supply was controlled by a single cluster, revealing its potential liquidity exit risk. In the case of HAWK, Bubblemaps exposed that the team held 80% of the token supply, leading to a price crash after presale buyers sold off. Additionally, Bubblemaps found that Andreessen Horowitz controlled over 4% of UNI tokens through multiple wallets, revealing the centralization issue in Uniswap’s governance power. These real-world applications demonstrate Bubblemaps’ effectiveness in promoting blockchain data transparency and decentralization.

With the listing of BMT and the launch of the Intel Desk platform, Bubblemaps is entering a new development phase. The platform allows users to submit investigation cases through BMT, vote on investigation priorities, and allocate on-chain resources. BMT holders can unlock advanced features such as profit and loss calculations, cross-chain analysis, maps of the top 1000 holders, and AI-assisted cluster interpretation. This community-driven approach enables more direct participation in the project’s decision-making process, driving further development of blockchain transparency.