What it does
Bubblemaps turns holder relationships into an interactive map. Large clusters can make a concentrated distribution easier to spot than a list of addresses, while historical views help investigate how it developed.
A transfer connection is not proof that two wallets share an owner. Exchanges, bridges and routine distribution flows can connect unrelated users. Treat the picture as a route into the transaction evidence and explain the limits of any attribution.
Where it stands out
- Visual clusters expose relationships that are difficult to scan in tables.
- Historical exploration adds context to a current holder snapshot.
What you can do
- 01Token-distribution maps and wallet connections.
- 02History views and additional connected nodes.
- 03Intel Desk, embeds and an API.
Who’s behind it
Bubblemaps SAS operates the product. Its official site links a team directory and describes the community investigation service separately.
Fees & availability
Fees and costs
Public and professional products have different access limits. API and commercial integrations have separate arrangements.
Eligibility and availability
Clusters are analytical clues rather than proof of common control. Coverage and map limits differ by product and chain.