After launch
Bubblemaps
After this, you'll be able to read any token's holder map right inside Ballistic, including checking that your own launch looks clean.
Every token page has a Bubblemaps tab. It shows a bubble map: a chart that draws each holder as a bubble and links the wallets that are connected to each other. The map loads in the page, so you read it without leaving Ballistic.
What the map shows
Each bubble is one holder. The larger the bubble, the bigger that wallet's share of the supply.
A line between two bubbles means the wallets are connected: one funded the other, or they moved tokens between each other. A tight group of linked bubbles is a cluster.
Bubblemaps works for tokens on Solana, BSC, Base and Ethereum; the tab reads the token's chain and shows the matching map. It is not available for Robinhood Chain tokens.
Checking your own launch
Open the Bubblemaps tab on a token you launched to see how your buyer wallets look to everyone else reading the chart.
A clean map shows your buyer wallets as scattered bubbles with no lines tying them together. That's the goal of a well-run launch: your wallets read as independent holders.
A cluster shows the opposite. If your buyer wallets link into one connected group, anyone reading the map can see they belong to the same person.
For a larger view, open the map in a new browser tab from the tab's open-in-new-tab control.
What can go wrong
| Symptom | Likely cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| The map doesn't load in the page | The embed failed to render, or the token has too few holders to map yet | Open the map in a new browser tab, or check back once the token has more holders. |
| The tab says the map isn't available | The token is on Robinhood Chain | Bubblemaps doesn't cover Robinhood Chain. |
| Your own launch shows a connected cluster | Your buyer wallets shared a funding source or moved funds between each other | Use CEX funding or a funding window, and aged wallets, for your next launch so the wallets don't share an obvious link. |