Recently, I used a tool that helped me completely quit using a blockchain browser, BubbleMaps， The main focus is on visualizing on chain information. Simply put, it draws complex wallet relationships and transaction paths on a bubble map, with clear logic that makes people feel overwhelmed For example, in the past, when I checked whether a project had hidden positions or internal transfers, I had to manually flip through more than ten layers of transaction records and search for clues. Now using BubbleMaps, all you need to do is open the project page, and each wallet has a bubble. The larger the bubble, the more positions you hold. The connecting line is the trading path, and whether there is any correlation can be seen at a glance. Even the chain layout between the addresses of the giant whale is directly displayed, which is more intuitive than any on chain analysis tool It not only supports mainstream chains such as ETH, BNB Chain, Solana, but also adds two core functions: Magic Nodes and Time Travel: one is used to identify hidden wallet clusters, and the other can reconstruct past fund flow trajectories, like a time machine on the blockchain More importantly, this is a project that has already been launched on Binance, not just for the sake of usability. In the future, there will be a community survey platform called Intel Desk that will be launched for BMT tokens. You can submit cases, participate in voting, and even earn rewards through on chain analysis A few days ago, BMT was hit a lot by a big bearish thread, and I followed it a bit. I feel that he may exert some effort to cooperate with the product upgrade In my personal opinion, BubbleMaps is the entry level application of the InfoFi era