Bubblemaps (BMT)

Tokenomics & Utility

Supply and distribution

BMT has a maximum supply of one billion tokens. The project’s published allocation sets aside portions for community distribution, the ecosystem, investors, trading support, the team, technical development, and launch programs. The largest planned shares are roughly 22% for airdrops, 21% for the ecosystem, and 19% for investors. Team and development allocations unlock over time; the project’s schedule says the full supply is planned to unlock over four years after listing. (wiki.bubblemaps.io)

The ecosystem allocation has a more specific purpose. Bubblemaps assigns 70% of that fund to Intel Desk incentives, 25% to rewards that encourage V2 use, and 5% to grants. Those categories show how the token is intended to support both the research community and the software around it. (wiki.bubblemaps.io)

Participation through BMT

The Intel Desk is where BMT’s community role is most visible. Users can submit a case by allocating BMT to a proposal, while other holders can allocate tokens to cases they want investigated. Voting allocation helps guide attention toward particular topics. A vote does not spend the allocated tokens, although participation involves depositing them into the platform’s voting pool. Contributors can also receive BMT rewards for useful investigative work. (wiki.bubblemaps.io)

BMT can fund independent investigation bounties and provide access to selected advanced features. The core V2 map, Magic Nodes, and Time Travel are available without holding BMT. The project describes more detailed holder views and other professional analytics as token-linked features. In this model, broad access to maps brings people into the platform, while BMT supports deeper use and community decisions. (wiki.bubblemaps.io)

BMT exists as a Solana SPL token and a BNB Chain BEP-20 token. The project uses LayerZero’s Omnichain Fungible Token standard to move BMT between those networks. A cross-chain transfer removes tokens from the source network and creates the matching amount on the destination network, keeping supply unified across the supported chains. (wiki.bubblemaps.io)