Bubblemaps V2 is now available to the public, with advanced features like Time Travel and Magic Nodes accessible to all users.

On May 29, blockchain analytics platform Bubblemaps (BMT) announced that Bubblemaps V2 is now open to the public. The decision to roll out V2 to the public was driven by strong demand from the Solana (SOL) community, where users requested deeper access and integration with trading tools like Dexscreener and TradewithPhoton.

Bubblemaps V2 offers several advanced features aimed at making onchain analysis faster and more insightful. The Time Travel tool lets users explore a token’s entire distribution history—from launch to the present—providing a clearer view of how holdings have changed over time. The Magic Nodes feature automatically uncovers hidden relationships between wallets in one click, identifying past holders, funding sources, and suspicious linkages between wallets.

Prior to its public release today, Bubblemaps V2 was accessible only to select users through a waitlist or direct invitations. The platform initiated a beta phase in November last year, during which users could sign up for early access via a waitlist. Access was granted based on timing or invitations from existing users.

Bubblemaps is the company that previosuly uncovered several high-profile cases of suspicious activity in the crypto space. Most notably, it revealed that the same wallet was involved in launching both the Melania (MELANIA) and Libra (LIBRA) memecoins, using sniping tactics to extract millions in profits and quickly moving funds across chains.

In another case, Bubblemaps analysis showed that insiders captured 78% of the Neiro (NEIRO) token supply at launch, earning $4.5 million while still holding two-thirds of the supply. The platform also flagged the Daddy (DADDY) token, promoted by Andrew Tate, where insiders acquired 30% of the supply before marketing began and ended up holding over $45 million.