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Bubblemaps
Bubblemaps is an on-chain analytics and supply-visualization platform for visualizing the connections between holders of cryptocurrencies and NFTs. It uses colorful bubbles to make on-chain data easy to understand, thereby allowing users to investigate wallets, reveal connections, track major assets' supply and see through the noise of blockchain data.[15] In May 2025 Bubblemaps launched V2, a major upgrade that delivers real-time on-chain intelligence with public access for all users across Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Base, Tron, and ApeChain.[15][16] By October 2025, Bubblemaps V2 supported ten blockchains: Solana, Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, Base, Avalanche, Tron, Sonic, and TON.[5][18]
Overview
Bubblemaps uses colorful bubbles to show the connections between the top 150 holders of a token. These 150 holders are represented by 150 bubbles, and the bubble size is proportionate to its holdings, therefore the bigger the bubble the higher the represented wallet is going to be on the wallet ranking list. Bubblemaps also records historical transfers between wallets, linking these wallets together, showcasing any form of wallet splitting, manipulation, private sale, presale, giveaways, and more. This bubble-based representation remains the core interface in Bubblemaps V2 for exploring token and NFT supply distributions.[15]
With Bubblemaps V2, the platform provides real-time on-chain intelligence, enabling users to track token flows, wallet clusters, and trading patterns without writing code, and adds tools such as Time Travel, which lets users explore a token’s full distribution history, and Magic Nodes, which automatically uncovers hidden relationships between wallets.[15][16] Bubblemaps has both free and premium versions. Anyone can access several listed cryptocurrencies and NFTs in the free version, while premium users can verify any token by pasting and scanning the token address.[5]
Moonlight Token
Moonlight is the native utility token of Bubblemaps. It has a total supply of 1,000,000,000,000,000. It was launched in April 2021, four months before Bubblemaps was released.[7] Holding Moonlight was historically required to obtain premium access to Bubblemaps V1 features before the transition to Bubblemaps V2 and the BMT token.[13]
The tokenomics include 2% reflection and 5% generated LP for a total of 7% transaction fee. Moonlight's target LP to market cap ratio is 10%.[19] Extra generated LP can be used as a funding mechanism (marketing, technical costs, etc.)
Moonlight can be traded on PancakeSwap V2 and ApeSwap.[20][6]
Integrations
Gem.XYZ
Gem.XYZ is an NFT marketplace aggregator. Through the integration, Gem.XYZ embeds Bubblemaps visualizations for supported NFT collections, allowing users to open a bubble map for any supported collection, such as Bored Ape Yacht Club, without leaving the Gem.XYZ interface and to view top holders and wallet connections directly from the collection page.[8]
DEX Screener
Bubblemaps integrates with DEX Screener, an analytics platform for DEXs (decentralized exchanges), so that traders can open Bubblemaps token distribution maps directly from DEX Screener charts. This integration allows users to inspect large holder clusters and transfer links while simultaneously viewing price and volume data for trading pairs across Ethereum, BSC, Polygon, Avalanche, Fantom, Harmony, Cronos, Arbitrum, Optimism, and other networks.[9]
Trait Sniper
On 14 March 2022, Bubblemaps announced a native integration with Trait Sniper, an NFT analytics platform focused on rarity scoring. Every NFT collection listed on Trait Sniper can be analyzed with Bubblemaps without leaving Trait Sniper, and users can open a bubble map from the collection page, for example Bored Ape Yacht Club, via a "Bubble Maps" button.[10]
NFTKey
On 4 July 2022, Bubblemaps announced it is natively integrated into NFTKEY, an on-chain decentralized multi-chain NFT marketplace.[11] The integration makes Bubblemaps analysis available directly for NFT collections on NFTKEY, enabling users to open bubble maps from the relevant collection pages.
MoonScan
Bubblemaps also integrates MoonScan, a block explorer for the Moonbeam blockchain that allows users to explore and search the network for transactions, addresses, tokens, prices, and other on-chain activity. The integration adds a Bubblemaps widget to Moonscan token pages, making BubbleMaps directly accessible for listed tokens from within the explorer interface.[12]
Rebranding from Moonlight to Bubblemaps
In June 2022, Moonlight announced it is rebranding into Bubblemaps. Since its rebranding in June 2022, the platform has had multiple major announcements including, Cronos Accelerator, Cronos Partnership, Fantom Partnership, and Avalanche partnership. The rebranding includes a new logo and a new website bubblemaps.io.[13]
Seed Funding
On September 18, 2023, Bubblemaps raised €3 million in a seed funding round led by INCE Capital and saw participation from various backers, including Momentum 6, Stake Capital, LBank Labs, V3ntures Fund, AVAX, Cronos Chain, PowerHasheur, and others. Their mission to secure the seed funding began in March 2023, when they won in the startup competition at ParisBlockWeek. With this funding, they aim to make blockchain data easily understandable and accessible to both individuals and institutions in the space.[14]
Supported Chains
These ten blockchains are supported in Bubblemaps V2 as of October 2025.[5][18]
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