Question 1

What is BMT?

Accepted Answer

BMT is the native utility token of Bubblemaps, an on-chain visual analytics platform. Bubblemaps organizes raw on-chain data into visual clues such as wallet clusters, transaction fund flows, and unusual activity, allowing traders, researchers, and institutions to investigate links between tokens and addresses. BMT's role is built on this product: it both unlocks certain advanced analytics features and enables holders to use Intel Desk to help decide which on-chain issues the community investigates next; it does not represent equity in the Bubblemaps company.

Question 2

What can you do by holding BMT?

Accepted Answer

Holding BMT unlocks advanced analytics features on Bubblemaps, including AI clustering and historical tracking, and grants participation rights in Intel Desk. The former is used to identify potentially related wallets from on-chain data and trace their historical activity; the latter is used to propose investigation topics and vote on their priority. These two functions are not the same: advanced features serve the analysis work of individuals or teams, while Intel Desk brings together holders' proposals and votes into a decision-making process for community investigations. The materials do not describe BMT as company shares or a fixed-income instrument.

Question 3

What is BMT's maximum supply?

Accepted Answer

BMT has a maximum supply of 1 billion tokens. The 25.6% listed in the project materials is the circulating proportion at the token generation event (TGE), meaning the share that entered circulation at the start of issuance; it cannot be used in place of the current real-time circulating supply. Maximum supply is the cap for the entire BMT asset. Balances shown on Solana and BNB Chain should not simply be added together as two separate supplies. Transfers between the two chains use burning and equivalent minting, intended to keep the same cap unified across supported networks.

Question 4

Which chains can BMT be used on?

Accepted Answer

BMT is deployed on Solana and BNB Chain. The Solana version is the native SPL version and the native, primary version described by the project; the BNB Chain version is a BEP-20 version that follows the LayerZero OFT model. The two versions correspond to different networks and address formats. Before transferring or bridging, users need to confirm the selected network, wallet support, and that the recipient address belongs to the same network. They are representations of the same BMT asset across supported networks, not two tokens whose supply caps can each be calculated independently.

Question 5

How do BMT cross-chain transfers affect supply?

Accepted Answer

BMT transfers between supported chains through LayerZero's Omnichain Fungible Token (OFT) model. When a user initiates a cross-chain transfer from one supported chain, the corresponding BMT on the source chain is burned; LayerZero delivers the cross-chain message, and the destination chain mints the same amount of BMT after processing that message. Therefore, bridging changes the network on which the balance is held; it does not wrap the same BMT and then issue an additional copy: however much is reduced on the source chain is added on the destination chain, so the unified supply migrates between networks. If the bridging process is not complete, a destination-chain balance cannot be treated as available solely because the source-chain transaction has been submitted.

Question 6

What is Intel Desk used for?

Accepted Answer

Intel Desk is Bubblemaps' community crowdsourced investigation platform. BMT holders first submit on-chain topics they would like investigated, then use voting to indicate which topics should be addressed first; therefore, the outcome of voting determines investigation priority rather than directly voting on on-chain conclusions. This design lets holders collectively choose the platform's investigative direction: the proposal stage provides candidate questions, and the voting stage aggregates priorities. This participation right is a product governance use and does not equate to equity ownership in Bubblemaps or a claim on its income.

Question 7

What are the practical uses of Bubblemaps' visual analytics?

Accepted Answer

Bubblemaps' visual analytics presents potentially existing links between wallets, token transaction flows, and unusual on-chain activity as graphical clues that can be investigated. It is particularly useful for examining concentrated holdings, address clusters, or how funds move between addresses, rather than looking only at a single address or transaction. The graphics themselves do not automatically prove that addresses are controlled by the same party, nor do they automatically prove that an activity is improper. A more prudent approach is to first form a hypothesis from the clusters or fund paths in the graphics, then return to the corresponding on-chain records, transaction times, and project context to verify each element.

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