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What Is a Bubblemap? A Visual Network Diagram

  • A bubblemap is an interactive diagram that uses circles (bubbles) of different sizes and colors to represent token holders and transfers between them.
  • Its core purpose is to visualize activity, showing how individual entities are connected.
  • The size and color of each bubbleis proportional to a specific quantitative value, such as market share, number of connections, or total volume.
  • It transforms a complicated spreadsheet of data into an intuitive and instantly understandable visual story.

What's Inside a Bubblemap? The Key Building Blocks

  • Nodes (The Bubbles): Each bubble is a single cryptocurrency address, blue for wallets and orange for contracts.
  • Connections (Links): Lines between bubbles explicitly show records of transfers between addresses.
  • Interactivity: Users can typically click, hover, or zoom to get more detailed information about each bubble and its connections.

Why Use a Bubblemap? From Data to Insight

  • Audit & Due Diligence: To quickly identify the major holders or influencers in a system and see if ownership or control is dangerously concentrated.
  • Identify Anomalies: To spot outliers, unusual connections, or unexpectedly large entities that may warrant further investigation.
  • Simplify Onboarding: To provide a "big picture" overview that helps new users assess how well distributed a token is quickly.

It's Not a Static Picture: Engaging with the Data

  • Drill-Down for Details: Clicking on a bubble reveals data about that specific address, clicking on a connection reveals data about transfers between two addresses.
  • Filter and Highlight: Clicking a node highlights all of the connected nodes in a brighter color.
  • Dynamic Exploration: Users can drag bubbles, zoom in on clusters, and explore the network.

Key Takeaways: Clarity from Complexity

  • Intuitive Understanding: It provides an at-a-glance summary of a complex system that would be difficult to grasp from raw numbers alone.
  • Reveals the "Who" and "How Much": Instantly identifies the most significant entities and the scale of their influence.
  • Exposes Hidden Relationships: Makes the invisible web of connections between entities visible and understandable.
  • A Tool for Investigation: It is not just for presentation; it's a dynamic tool for exploration, auditing, and discovery.
  • Democratizes Data: Makes complex network data accessible to a non-technical audience, enabling better collective decision-making.