Bubblemaps is a web-based visual analytics platform for investigating how a token's supply is distributed and how its largest holders are connected. The default map shows the 250 largest current holders; bubble size reflects the amount held, and a standard link records an onchain transfer between displayed addresses.
What you can examine on a map
Search by token name or contract address on a supported network. Selecting a bubble opens its share of supply, token balance and estimated value; selecting a link exposes incoming and outgoing transfer details. Filters can narrow the map by transferred asset or value. Time Travel reconstructs earlier holder distributions, while Magic Nodes adds intermediary addresses that may connect holders even when those intermediaries no longer hold the token. Time Nodes adds timing-based relationships around exchanges and other shared services.
Access and map coverage
Public token search and map viewing do not require a connected wallet. A wallet is required to sign a swap and may be needed for BMT (the Bubblemaps token)-holder features or Intel Desk participation. The default map focuses on the top 250 holders; contracts and exchange addresses may be hidden, and high-activity Supernodes have limited transfer details.
You can add addresses manually, import them in bulk and extend the holder view to 500. Permalinks preserve customized maps, while the export control downloads the displayed address list.
Supported networks and interfaces
The web app currently lists Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Avalanche, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, HyperEVM, TON, Sonic, TRON, Monad, Aptos, Robinhood Chain and Arc. Bubblemaps also offers a separate API and iframe integration for developers. The public interface and documentation checked for this profile were in English.
Access and pricing
Bubblemaps V2 states that its core web features, including Magic Nodes, Time Travel and frequently refreshed map data, are free. Some advanced capabilities, such as profit-and-loss calculations, cross-chain analytics, AI cluster interpretation and maps of up to 1,000 holders, are reserved for BMT holders. The business API follows separate credit-based plans.
How to interpret a connection
An ordinary link records a transfer between displayed addresses; Time Nodes groups relationships by an interaction window. Neither explains the reason for an interaction or establishes common ownership. Exchange hot wallets, contracts, bridges and other shared services can connect unrelated users. The map is therefore a starting point for examining transaction details and context, not a standalone conclusion.
Decentralization score and swaps
The Bubblemaps Score measures token-supply decentralization from 0 to 100 using the top holders and detected clusters. A higher score indicates a more decentralized distribution within the analyzed data; it is not a security certification.
The Swap panel lets a connected wallet buy or sell the token being examined. Amounts are entered in U.S. dollars; payment and receiving assets depend on the network. Review the expected output, price impact, slippage, priority settings and displayed platform fee before signing. Viewing a map and executing a swap have separate prerequisites.