- Bubblemaps V2 lets users visually explore token distribution history and wallet clusters using Time Travel and Magic Nodes.
- Sonic Labs expands its ecosystem with Coinbase integration, dev workshops, and press visibility through Chainwire.
Bubblemaps has finally released their latest version, Bubblemaps V2, and it is available on the Sonic Labs network. For active users in the Web3 world who like to explore whale wallet movements or are simply curious about the distribution of new tokens, this is news worth highlighting.
Now, anyone can use it immediately without having to queue or wait for an invitation first. Sonic is the first network of choice for this launch, and this step marks a joint effort to bring transparency to a more real level.
Unlock the full story of Sonic tokens with @Bubblemaps V2.
🔍 Time Travel
Rewind any token’s history. Every holder and shift since launch.🔮 Magic Nodes
Reveal hidden links between wallets. Uncover the clusters others miss. https://t.co/tq0SijwwcM— Sonic Labs (@SonicLabs) June 13, 2025
Revealing the Past With Time Travel and Magic Nodes
The feature brought by Bubblemaps V2 is “Time Travel,” which allows us to replay token distribution from the past. It’s like seeing transaction history from a surveillance camera, but in the form of a colorful bubble map.
In addition, there are “Magic Nodes” that can map wallet clusters, providing an overview of who might be connected to each other or potentially taking coordinated action.
Sonic Labs Teams Up With Coinbase and Chainwire for Growth
On the other hand, Sonic Labs is indeed serious about expanding its ecosystem. CNF previously reported that Sonic and CoinEasy are actively holding local training and workshops in Korea to equip developers to understand the world of Web3 and the application of dApps in real life. This step proves that Sonic is not only focused on network speed, but also supports education and direct adoption of technology.
Not long ago, SonicStrategy Inc. also announced a major collaboration with Coinbase. Not just a token listing, but a full integration. Later, Coinbase users will be able to buy S tokens directly using USD or EUR. All of this will be supported by heavy-duty infrastructure—equivalent to that used by Bitcoin ETFs in the US. It’s like connecting a toll road directly to our wallets, without having to go through back roads first.
Furthermore, Sonic Labs is also collaborating with Chainwire, a leading PR distribution platform in the crypto world. This collaboration provides press release access to hundreds of global media for developers building on the Sonic network—at a much more affordable price. This means that new projects that usually drown among hundreds of coins every week now have a wider stage to show off.
Of course, the combination of Bubblemaps’ data visualization and Sonic’s super-fast network could be the deadly duo the market desperately needs right now. In a world where tokens are popping up and disappearing in a flash, the ability to see distribution, wallet relationships, and transaction patterns could help prevent pitfalls. It’s like using Google Maps to see traffic jams, but for crypto tokens.
Meanwhile, as of press time, S is swapped hands at about $0.3351, up 0.79% over the last 24 hours, and its market cap is about $965 million.
