Bubblemaps Introduces Intel Desk, a Community-Driven Hub to Uncover Crypto Scams

Bubblemaps, a platform focused on onchain intelligence, has announced the launch of Intel Desk, a new initiative designed to reward community members for identifying scams, rug pulls, and suspicious activity across the crypto ￰0￱ live in beta and already proving effective, Intel Desk enables crypto investigators to collaborate and document threats in real ￰1￱ today, contributors began actively investigating two separate exploits involving $UXLINK and $SFUND, compiling evidence, mapping onchain movements, and preserving detailed case ￰2￱ the case of $UXLINK, where over $113 million was drained via a compromised multisig wallet, Intel Desk hosts a live case page tracking the full sequence of events and onchain ￰3￱ examples demonstrate Intel Desk’s value in giving the industry a collective memory and a faster reaction ￰4￱ Desk aims to formalize and incentivize the kind of grassroots investigations long shared informally on platforms like ￰5￱ social media has been a critical outlet for exposing suspicious activity, its fleeting nature has made it difficult to structure findings or ensure long-term ￰6￱ Desk addresses this by providing a permanent, curated environment where investigations can be surfaced, rated, and acted upon.

“We’re seeing millions of tokens launched on-chain, but the infra for verifying and investigating them hasn’t kept pace,” said Nicolas Vaiman, founder and CEO of Bubblemaps. “Intel Desk gives crypto’s on-chain detectives a system to coordinate investigations, surface patterns, and help the industry respond faster to ￰7￱ trading speeds up and trust crumbles, structured transparency has to become the default.” The platform aggregates community contributions from both prominent figures like ZachXBT and everyday Bubblemaps ￰8￱ contributors have consistently identified threats early, sometimes ahead of centralized security ￰9￱ examples in recent months include coverage of the Bybit hack, activity linked to Hayden Davis, and the controversial Hawk Tuah girl token launch.

A built-in rating system helps surface well-researched submissions while filtering out noise and unverified ￰10￱ are ranked by timing, reach, and impact, ensuring that those who uncover and report threats first receive recognition and ￰11￱ to Intel Desk’s system is the $BMT token, which allows the community to stake support for specific ￰12￱ more BMT backing a case receives, the greater its visibility and reward ￰13￱ also plans to introduce bounty pools in BMT to fund investigations of particular ￰14￱ transforming fragmented insights into a coordinated intelligence infrastructure, Intel Desk gives the crypto community a scalable tool for ￰15￱ scams and exploits continue to challenge the space, the platform offers a path toward faster responses and collective vigilance.

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