Bubblemaps2026-09-02 12:55:23Bubblemaps flags suspected manipulation of CHUMP after fresh wallets scooped ~80% of supplyBubblemaps has flagged suspected manipulation of CHUMP, a Trump-themed meme token on Robinhood Chain. The monitoring firm said more than 75 brand-new wallets with no prior on-chain activity received SOL in a tightly packed window around Aug 8. Those wallets, credited with similar amounts, then accumulated roughly 80% of CHUMP's total supply, some buying within minutes of one another. According to Bubblemaps, the token's price went on to surge 66-fold. The firm also said the cluster attempted to obscure the origin of funds by routing tokens through another set of new wallets that sold via Uniswap. All wallets linked to the activity had initially been funded through Relay about 25 days earlier. Control of the token remains unclear. Bubblemaps said the matching funding patterns and operational traits suggest a single entity was behind the cluster, and urged users to exercise caution with such meme coins.790
Pons2026-09-02 01:39:00Pons Generated $4.73M in Daily Fees, Topping Hyperliquid, Polymarket, and Fomo CombinedBubblemaps reports that Pons, a token launch platform on Robinhood Chain, earned $4.73 million in fees on September 1, surpassing the combined total of Hyperliquid, Polymarket, and Fomo ($3.461 million) and the network fees of Robinhood Chain, BSC, and Solana combined ($4.65 million). Data from DefiLlama covers 24-hour fee revenue, with public chains counted only for network fees.900
Bubblemaps2026-08-26 14:03:54Bubblemaps says $50 million NES exploit yielded only about $60,000 in profitBlockchain analytics platform Bubblemaps said an attacker exploited a vulnerability in the shared Cosmos EVM module to steal $50 million worth of NES tokens, but ended up making only about $60,000. Cosmos Labs had previously disclosed a security issue in its shared Cosmos EVM software, which affected several chains built on the module, including Nesa. According to Bubblemaps, the main attacker used a wallet beginning with 0x9AE7, spent $250,000 to buy NES, bridged the tokens to Nesa Chain, then inflated the account balance by 200x through the exploit before bridging $50 million worth of NES back to Ethereum. The wallet’s initial funding reportedly came from Monero. The attacker then split the tokens across multiple wallets, swapped NES for ETH on decentralized exchanges, and deposited the proceeds to centralized exchanges. Bubblemaps said liquidity was pulled from the pools quickly, causing severe slippage on most swaps. As a result, the attacker spent $255,000 in total and cashed out only $315,000, leaving net profit at roughly $60,000. The report also said a separate $1.4 million exploit on another Cosmos EVM chain the previous day may have involved a different attacker.1050
Bubblemaps2026-08-26 14:07:03Bubblemaps says $50 million NES exploit netted attacker only about $60,000Bubblemaps said an attacker exploited a flaw in the shared Cosmos EVM module to steal NES tokens worth about $50 million, yet the trade outcome was far smaller than the headline number suggests. According to the disclosure, the main attacker first spent $250,000 to buy NES, bridged the tokens to Nesa Chain, used the bug to inflate the account balance by 200x, and then bridged roughly $50 million worth of NES back to Ethereum. The wallet’s original funding source was identified as Monero. The attacker later split the tokens across multiple wallets, swapped NES for ETH on decentralized exchanges, and moved the proceeds to a centralized exchange. Bubblemaps said liquidity was pulled from the pool quickly, causing severe slippage across most of the swaps. As a result, the attack cost about $255,000 to execute and generated only $315,000 in cash-out value, leaving an estimated net profit of roughly $60,000. Bubblemaps also noted that another Cosmos EVM chain suffered a similar $1.4 million attack a day earlier, but differences in funding sources and tactics suggest the two incidents may not be linked. The report added that NES plunged as much as 90% before rebounding sharply, which the team attributed mainly to arbitrage driven by DEX and CEX price dislocations after the exploit.980
BMT2026-08-09 12:05:45Bubblemaps Ecosystem Claim Address Deposits 9.43 Million BMT to GateOn-chain analyst Ai Yi said BMT ranked second on the contract gainers list, posting a 24-hour increase of 90%. The analyst also tracked a fresh transfer from the Bubblemaps Ecosystem Claim address, tagged as 0x60b...e21, to Gate. The address deposited 9.43 million BMT, valued at $183,000. According to the data cited in the update, that amount accounts for 1.4% of BMT’s circulating supply. The move came after a one-month gap since the address’s previous deposit to Gate. Ai Yi described it as the largest single-token deposit of its kind from the address in nearly a year. The update was published by Odaily as a market analysis newsflash and focused on the token’s sharp short-term move together with the latest on-chain transfer activity.2320
Bubblemaps2026-08-09 12:14:46BMT Jumps 90% in 24 Hours; Claim Address Sends 9.43M Tokens to GateChainCatcher reports that Bubblemaps (BMT) has risen roughly 90% over the past 24 hours, placing it near the top of the futures gainers list, according to data monitored by on-chain analyst Ai Yi (@ai 9684xtpa). On-chain data further shows that an ecosystem claim address, after a roughly one-month pause, has once again transferred 9.43 million BMT to the exchange Gate. At current prices, those tokens are worth approximately $183,000. The absolute amount is limited, but relative to BMT's circulating market capitalization of about $17.57 million, the transfer involves approximately 1.4% of circulating tokens. Notably, this is also the largest single BMT deposit from this address in nearly a year, according to the same on-chain data.2130
CASCHAT2026-08-06 14:15:15New Wallets Buy CASCHAT Ahead of Robinhood Listing, Show $3M Unrealized GainBlockBeats reported on August 6 that monitoring from Bubblemaps, an on-chain analytics platform, showed several newly created wallets had purchased CASCHAT worth millions of dollars. Two days after those purchases, the token was listed on Robinhood. At the time of reporting, the combined paper gain across these wallets stood at roughly $3 million. The unrealized nature of the profit means the figure reflects current market value rather than actual proceeds from a sale. Bubblemaps flagged the wallets as new addresses, and the purchases came ahead of the exchange listing. The buys happened before CASCHAT appeared on Robinhood, and the wallets' positions have since moved into profit. No further transaction details or wallet addresses were disclosed in the brief report, and the exact cost basis of the purchases also remains unclear. The monitoring data shows a set of new wallets positioned in CASCHAT around the time of its Robinhood debut.1850
Bubblemaps2026-07-30 10:08:11Bubblemaps says PIPEDOG shows bundled selling, with one entity controlling 50% of supplyBlockchain analytics platform Bubblemaps said Robinhood ecosystem meme token PIPEDOG shows signs of bundled selling, with a single entity controlling 50% of the token’s supply. According to the firm, that entity has already sold about $1 million worth of tokens while still holding roughly $16 million that has not been sold. Bubblemaps also said PIPEDOG’s trading volume briefly surpassed CASHCAT, previously Robinhood’s largest meme coin, on July 29, and its market capitalization also moved ahead for a time. In its investigation, the platform said around 80 wallets with no prior activity record received funds through multiple centralized exchanges during the July 20-26 period, then bridged to Robinhood and bought 54% of the supply at launch. Bubblemaps added that the same entity also tried to move tokens from one wallet to another within a single transaction in an attempt to obscure the connection.2230
