Just watched a circle of meme market, PEPE, BONK, and PENGU are all rising, and funds have begun to be restless again. Now, every time I buy a meme coin, the first thing I do is go to Bubblemaps to see the position structure. I told you before that this tool helped me a lot! Whether it is controlled internally is known at a glance. @bubblemaps Seriously, meme coins play with emotions + liquidity, and if the project team puts a face on you, they won't even give you a reason. But if I can see in advance that 10 wallets control 80% of the coins - I just give up and don't gamble. I also went to $BMT this wave, and the average price of opening a position was around $0.08. Not because it "rose well", but: • This round of retail investors has begun to be all in stud again; • The usage of Bubblemaps and the popularity of the chain are rising simultaneously; • Its active users skyrocket every meme season; • The more the tool is used, the $BMT the token with product attributes will have real value support. My current thinking is: Don't chase the memecoin that is up 200%, see who is selling data and providing weapons behind it. On-chain transparency is a rigid need, not a narrative. 📍Bubblemaps is the only graph tool I use seriously in memecoins, and it really saves my life. I'm not recommending, I'm just saying: I myself take a look at it before placing an order every time