Bubblemaps V2 Launches Publicly, Bringing Powerful On-Chain Analytics Tools to All Users

Bubblemaps, a blockchain analytics platform known for exposing high-profile crypto wallet activity, has officially released Bubblemaps V2 to the public. Announced on May 29, the update rolls out a range of advanced on-chain analysis tools—including Time Travel and Magic Nodes—to all users, democratizing access to investigative features previously reserved for beta testers and invitees.

The public release comes after growing demand from the Solana (SOL) community, where users called for deeper analytics and integration with trading platforms like Dexscreener and TradewithPhoton. Bubblemaps responded by opening V2 to the broader public, allowing anyone to track token movements and wallet activity with greater depth and clarity.

One of the standout features of Bubblemaps V2 is Time Travel, a tool that lets users rewind the blockchain and explore a token’s distribution history from launch to the present. This makes it easier to identify when, how, and by whom a token’s supply was acquired or moved—crucial data for traders, researchers, and auditors.

Also debuting is Magic Nodes, an intelligent analysis engine that instantly highlights suspicious wallet connections, past holders, and funding links. By simplifying complex transaction data into digestible visuals and patterns, Magic Nodes uncovers hidden relationships with just a single click.

Bubblemaps began testing V2 in November 2023 through a private beta. Access was limited to users who joined a waitlist or received direct invitations. The feedback and momentum from that phase, particularly within the Solana ecosystem, pushed the team to accelerate a full public launch.

The platform has already made headlines for its investigative work. In past reports, Bubblemaps revealed that a single wallet launched both the Melania (MELANIA) and Libra (LIBRA) memecoins using sniping strategies to pull in millions—before rapidly moving funds across chains. It also flagged that insiders captured 78% of Neiro (NEIRO) at launch, netting $4.5 million while still holding most of the supply. Another case involved the Daddy (DADDY) token, where pre-launch insiders secured 30% of the supply, later worth over $45 million.