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# Bubble Map

The Bubble Map provides a visual interpretation of how Spark token supply is distributed across wallets. Rather than relying solely on lists and numbers, it converts wallet data into a system of interconnected nodes that highlight both the size of holdings and the relationships among them.

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### **Visual Structure**

Each bubble represents a wallet, with its size proportional to the token balance it holds. Bigger bubbles mean larger holders, while smaller ones represent regular users. This makes it easy to recognize whales or clusters of early participants at a glance.

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When bubbles are connected, it means that those wallets interacted with each other through transfers or other on-chain operations. This builds an intuitive view of the network around a token.
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### **Exploring the Network**

Clicking a bubble opens detailed information:

* Wallet address
* Balance
* Share of total supply
* A list of connected wallets

A single click can reveal entire clusters, helping identify linked wallets, multi-address whales, or distribution patterns.

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If you want a deeper view, each wallet can be opened on SparkScan through a direct link.
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### **Why It Matters**

The Bubble Map adds transparency to the Spark ecosystem.\
It helps:

* Understand decentralization
* Identify whales
* Detect suspicious patterns
* Track how supply changes over time

Instead of reading one-dimensional data, the Bubble Map provides a living picture of the token’s ecosystem.