BubbleMap changed crypto forever. Before: “trust me bro, tokens are distributed fairly” After: bubble visualization shows 3 wallets own 80% one tool. one visualization. impossible to deny. but here’s the thing: we only mapped the wallets. what about everything else?
BubbleMap exposed concentrated token ownership. but crypto’s trust problem is WAY bigger than wallets: ❌ influencers coordinate shills ❌ “20+ devs” = 1 guy with sock puppets ❌ team dumps “locked” tokens in 48hrs ❌ 47 “partnerships” but only 3 real we visualized the money. we forgot the people.
that’s what Clarp is building. BubbleMap showed you wallet clusters. Clarp shows you EVERYTHING clusters. → which KOLs coordinate promotions → which GitHub accounts are connected to previous projects. → where fees to fund the project really go → partnerships that actually exist in the shadows same concept. expanded scope.
imagine BubbleMap but for influencers. 🔴 each bubble = a KOL 🔴 size = follower count 🔴 connections = coordinated shilling 🔴 color = how many rugs promoted one glance shows you: - @CryptoKing controls network of 23 shills - all promoted TROVE within 4-hour window - 14 previous projects rugged the shill cartel, visualized.
imagine BubbleMap but for development. 🟢 each bubble = a contributor 🟢 size = commit volume 🟢 connections = shared repos 🟢 color = real code vs copy-paste “we have 27 world-class developers” Clarp visualization shows → 1 Github account created same day of launch → 3 commits from claude receipts > promises.
here’s what made BubbleMap powerful: it didn’t discover new information. the blockchain already had it all. BubbleMap just made it IMPOSSIBLE TO IGNORE. that’s what Clarp does for: - influencer networks - development activity - fund flows - business relationships make the truth undeniable.
how Clarp works: COLLECT: → 800+ social posts per project → GitHub commit history + code diffs → on-chain wallet transactions → partnership announcements + denials ANALYZE: → pattern matching for coordination → behavioral analysis for bots → flow tracing for fund movement → cross-reference for verification VISUALIZE: → bubble maps for everything
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