Binance Wallet has partnered with Bubblemaps to bring on-chain analytics to its non-custodial Web3 Wallet.
Summary
- Users of Binance’s non-custodial Web3 Wallet can now access bubble-map visualizations of token distribution, wallet clusters, historical token movements through Bubblemaps’ Time Travel feature.
- Bubblemaps V2 was released to the public in late May, following strong demand from the community.
- The platform has previously exposed high-profile crypto incidents, including manipulations in MELANIA, LIBRA, NEIRO, and DADDY tokens, highlighting its effectiveness in tracking suspicious activity.
Bubblemaps goes live on Binance Wallet
Binance’s non‑custodial Web3 Wallet has partnered with onchain analytics platform Bubblemaps, giving its users access to bubble‑map visualisations of token‑distribution and wallet clusters.
“As more traders and activity move onchain, the need for accessible, transparent blockchain data continues to grow. Integrating Bubblemaps on Binance Wallet is part of this effort to provide our users with clear insights, helping them make better-informed trading decisions,” Winson Liu, lead at Binance Wallet, told Cointelegraph.
With the Bubblemaps integration, Binance Wallet users can now explore token distribution across wallets through intuitive bubble‑map visualizations, quickly spotting if a small number of wallets hold outsized amounts of a token.
The tool also groups related wallets into clusters, helping traders identify coordinated activity or linked entities. Additionally, the integration provides historical context through Bubblemaps’s Time Travel feature, allowing users to track past token movements and wallet interactions.
Bubblemaps V2 was officially released to the public in late May, following strong demand from the community.
Before its public V2 release, Bubblemaps had already gained attention for uncovering high-profile cases of suspicious activity in the crypto space.
For instance, the platform revealed that the same wallet was involved in launching both MELANIA and LIBRA memecoins, using rapid sniping tactics to extract millions in profits and moving funds across chains.
In another notable case, Bubblemaps revealed that insiders were found to control 78% of the NEIRO token supply at launch, netting $4.5 million while retaining a significant portion of the tokens. Bubblemaps also flagged the DADDY token, promoted by Andrew Tate, where insiders acquired 30% of the supply before marketing began and ended up holding over $45 million.
