Paste a token mint or wallet address.
A bubble map draws a token's holders as circles sized by their holdings, with links between wallets that are connected. Clusters of linked bubbles are wallets that likely belong together.
Scanner's map is built from a full scan, so the links come from funding and transfer history, bundle groups are colored, and exchanges and known KOL wallets are labeled.
Deep Scans need a free account, which comes with 30 scans every month. A Quick wallet scan or a token scan spends 1, a Standard scan 2 and a Max scan 4, and failed scans are refunded automatically. Paid plans start at $89 a month for 600 scans.
Both draw holder maps. Scanner's map comes with a funding trace for each cluster, bundle groups, KOL labels and a jump into Seek to keep investigating. See the full comparison for where Bubblemaps is the better pick.
Yes. A wallet scan draws the wallet's funders and connected wallets on the same kind of map.