Bubblemaps, the Paris-based onchain intelligence platform, has overhauled its token discovery process to flag potential rug pull risk before traders enter positions. The new feed screens freshly launched tokens for insider clusters and launch bundles before they appear, rather than listing every new token and analyzing them afterward.
Two core signals drive the screening. Bundle detection identifies wallets that buy within the same block or seconds of a launch, often indicating sniping bots or teams accumulating their own supply. Wallet clustering exposes connections between addresses through shared funding sources and transfer patterns, potentially revealing supply controlled by related parties across multiple wallets.
The updated platform also attaches a Bubblemaps score to every token in the feed, giving traders a quick visual read on insider concentration. An integrated swap lets users act on that research without leaving the platform, moving from discovery to analysis and trading in one place.
Nicolas Vaiman, CEO and co-founder of Bubblemaps, said: “People have been using Bubblemaps for years to understand tokens before they buy. Now we are taking the next step: helping them discover tokens, analyze them, and trade them directly from the same platform.”
The release follows high-profile memecoin collapses. After Hunter Biden’s $LAPTOP token collapsed, Bubblemaps found that more than 80% of buyers, or over 11,500 traders, lost money, and that 60% of top holders were fresh wallets funded within the prior 10 days. The token had fallen roughly 98% from its initial peak. Bubblemaps has also identified concentrated holdings among top wallets in MemeCore.
Bubblemaps V2 introduced features including Magic Nodes and Time Travel, and its native token $BMT provides access to premium features. The new feed extends those tools into the moment before a trade, not just after a token has already failed.
