See who really holds a token
Bubblemaps groups wallets that seem linked, so clusters and insider supply stand out.
- 5 minutes
- 4 steps
- Free
- easy
Ten wallets that look like strangers can light up as one person on a bubble map.
Chapter 1 · The wall
The wall you hit
A holder list can look spread out. A map shows who is really one wallet.
Chapter 2 · The power
What changes now
Bubblemaps groups wallets that seem linked, so clusters and insider supply stand out.
Chapter 3 · Do it
Do it yourself
- 5 min
- Free
- easy
Chapter 4 · Prove it
Prove it worked
You can say who holds the biggest share and whether it is linked.
Chapter 5 · Next star
Your next star
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Chapter 6 · Build
Build what is missing
An alert when a cluster starts selling.
Who could build it Holders of small tokens.
Questions
How long does it take to see who really holds a token?
About 5 minutes, in 4 steps. The first step is: Open Bubblemaps and search the token.
What does it cost?
Free. Start with the free parts, and never put in more than you can afford to lose.
Do I need to be technical?
It is rated easy. Bubblemaps groups wallets that seem linked, so clusters and insider supply stand out.
How do I know it worked?
You can say who holds the biggest share and whether it is linked.