I know that $BMT has dropped recently and there was a sharp decline before, many people are starting to ask if it's worth buying the dip. I actually think it's time to take a serious look at what the @bubblemaps project is all about. When the market is hot, you might not even pay attention to it, but in this current tide-out period, you can see which projects are truly doing something. BubbleMaps is not a storytelling project; it is a visualization analysis platform for on-chain trading data. To put it simply, it allows you to see how money flows, how wallets are interconnected, what the whales are doing, and whether there are any cluster behaviors in token price manipulation—all clear at a glance. You could say this capability is a speculative tool or a risk control radar; in any case, those who truly understand the blockchain won't underestimate it. Not to mention it has already been integrated with mainstream chains like Solana, BNB Chain, TON, Sonic, and ApeChain. The product is genuinely operational, not just a PPT, and certainly not empty talk. So why did it drop? It's simple: after Binance went live, the hype was exhausted, early investors took a hit, and short-term sentiment has waned. This is a stage that all infrastructure projects will go through after a major event. But this stage also provides you with a window for research. You should know that it recently launched the Magic Nodes feature, which can pull out all wallet connection relationships, showing who is close to whom; there’s also the Time Travel feature, which allows you to review historical trading paths like watching a movie, tracking whale portfolio adjustments; and next, they will launch an on-chain intelligence platform called Intel Desk, directly competing with Arkham and Nansen. You need to understand that Arkham currently has a fully diluted valuation of several billion dollars, while BubbleMaps' market cap is far from that level. This means its features are continuously being updated, the narrative position is clear, the product is consistently delivered, but the price gives you room for research and even positioning. This is not a tool-like project that just changes skins after speculation; it genuinely has revenue, users, and use cases. So I say not every drop is worth buying the dip, but this drop of $BMT, for me, is an opportunity I am willing to spend time researching, understanding, and considering participation. Information finance (InfoFi) is a narrative worth pursuing long-term, and BubbleMaps happens to be the entry point to "see everything." If you missed the rise of Nansen last time, or the explosion of Arkham, this time with BubbleMaps, it might be worth checking out and getting on board with the project as it takes off.