{"content":"🔍 @bubblemaps : Opening Up Web3 to Everyone Web3's promise is that it will be decentralized, but the way individuals own tokens often tells a different story. Many projects boast that they are community-driven, but in fact, a tiny number of wallets may hold most of the supply. This lack of knowledge is a big risk for members in the community, investors, and traders. How can you know whether a project is actually not centralized? #Bubblemaps has an effect on the game here. Bubblemaps shows token distribution in bright, simple-to-understand clusters, making it easy to see whether supply is too equally spread out or too concentrated. You can determine whether a network is founded on true community involvement merely by glancing at the bubbles. If there are hidden whales, they have an effect on the market's future. $BMT , on the other hand, does more than just show who owns what. It looks for connections between wallets, watches for unusual movement patterns, and tells you when "trading volume" is really a lot of hot air. It helps users in the market discern the difference between real growth and fake enthusiasm by exhibiting wash trading and fake liquidity. Bubblemaps allows you look at things instead of simply believing them in a world full of noise and ads. Bubblemaps makes Web3 more open, which is what it needs, whether you're an investor seeking for long-term stability or a trader looking for safer markets. Bubblemaps demonstrates how decentralization works.","images":["https://d2kdcqywr8ua22.cloudfront.net/uploadfile/article/blog/2025082025/08/30/6d3dd87befdb4ade98b899ab665fa956.png"],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["BMT/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}