Guide

Bubble maps for memecoins: wallets that move together

Top holders lists lie by omission: twenty wallets with 1% each look healthy, unless they are one person. A bubble map draws wallets as bubbles and links the ones that are connected, so clusters stand out.

Updated 31 October 2026

Two ways wallets are linked

  • Money: they were funded by the same wallet, or send to each other.
  • Behaviour: they bought in the same moment, for the same amount, and sell together.

What yeppo shows

The Safety box shows the launch bundle, the snipers of the first 15 seconds and what they still hold, the biggest single wallet, and RugCheck's insider networks, linked through funding.

When snipers hold 10% of the supply or more, or one wallet holds 8% or more, yeppo holds Momentum back. At 20% for snipers, or 15% for one wallet, it says Don't buy.

Questions

Do clusters always mean a scam?

No. Trading bots and groups that follow the same caller also buy together. It means the supply is less spread out than the holders list suggests.

Is it a full bubble map?

No. It is the part that matters most for a fresh coin, computed from yeppo's own trade data at no cost. A full funding graph needs paid tools.

Run every check in one second.yeppo reads the coin you open on pump.fun, GMGN, Axiom and DexScreener. It never touches your wallet.Add to Chrome

Not financial advice. Most memecoins go to zero. Only trade what you can lose.