How to avoid bubble maps on Solana? (3 methods)

Are you looking to prevent your token or memecoin from eroding confidence among your potential investors? It's best to avoid bubble maps on Solana.

In this post, we explain 3 ways to prevent bubble maps on Solana and platforms like Pump Fun from ruining your growth strategy. By the time you finish reading, you'll even know how to effectively pump your token without raising alarms.

It should be noted that this information is intended exclusively for devs or token creators developing well-intentioned projects in the Solana ecosystem, who do not aim to abruptly withdraw funds and leave holders with worthless coins (which may be considered illegal and is condemned by the community).

What are bubble maps used for on Solana?

Bubble maps enable any user to quickly and visually identify a token's holder distribution. Each bubble represents a wallet, and its size indicates how many tokens that address holds. 

This chain analysis tool makes it possible to visualize connections between wallets (wallets between which there have been token transfers), identify coordinated movements or detect whale behavior and possible fraud.

If many large bubbles are linked together, investors might assume that the volume is artificial or that there is a risk of rug , which reduces interest in and purchases of your memecoin.

Why avoid bubble maps on Solana

In reality, the need to circumvent wallet insider tracking on Solana arises when a developer wants to avoid the grouped detection of the wallets they use to hold certain percentages of token.

While there are those who do this with the objective of hiding an illegitimate action in the future, there are also devs who do it to distribute their percentage of holdings strategically (within "sensible" margins ; normally it is said that the main holder should not have more than 20% of the supply) and thus make their project even more attractive.

"If a few holders control most of the supply, the risk of sudden price movements can be much higher." Binance (2025, July 8). Know what you are trading: Binance adds Locked Addresses and Concentration metrics.

Another common reason, as we’ll see in Method 2 for using a bump bot, is to break through price resistance levels or improve a token ranking token making mistakes that could end up tarnishing the project’s reputation.

We will show you how to do it with dApp tools with multisender functionalities that perform a clean token distribution. Carefully consider which option is suitable for you, based on your current development stage.

1. Send the supply distribution to multiple wallets

The first thing you can do is distribute your token's supply across multiple wallets right when you create it.

You can achieve this with the advanced «Multi-Wallet Supply Distribution» feature from Smithii's Solana Token creator. This way, you avoid being tracked by bubblemaps on Solana that appear on DEXs and launchpads.

You may also be interested in reading How to create a token on Solana .

2. Avoid Solana bubble maps when pumping your token on Pump fun

If you have already created your token and what you want is to raise the price of your token on Pump Fun (we will see later that it can also be done on other platforms) with a bubblemaps evasion tool that achieves this objective, this method is for you.

To increase the price of your token and hold part of the supply on pump fun, you can use the Smithii Pump Fun Volume Bot, which allows you to generate purchase volume with random wallets.

Here is the step by step:

1. Once inside the tool, input your token's address (the one you wish to pump).
2. Define the volume of transactions you wish to generate and the percentage to raise the price.
3. Establish how many SOL you are going to use.
4. Set how long you want the bot to be active (e.g. 20 minutes to simulate a progressive pump).
5. Make sure you have enough SOL for both bot and transaction fees.
6. Click Start Bot and approve the transaction from your wallet.
   

We recommend that you encourage some prior organic activity from other buyers or creators on your token. This helps to make your activity appear more natural and boosts credibility.

From this point forward, the bot will begin creating random wallets, distributing SOL among them, and executing intelligent purchases of your token in an automated and credible manner.

This method can also be applied to avoid any Solana Bubble Map, by using the general Solana Volume Bot .

Why use “Target Price / Bumps” instead of “Boost Token?

When you utilize “Boost Token”, the bot executes continuous buy and sell transactions for the token with an equal amount, preventing any accumulation. Consequently, you will not be a holder at the end of the process. While this might seem beneficial if your sole aim is to influence the chart, it is ineffective if you are intending to sustain the price or withdraw liquidity later.

Conversely, with the Target Price / Bumps option, the bot executes buys exceeding sales, utilizing multiple automatically created wallets. This enables you to accumulate a percentage of the token without your main wallet appearing suspicious.

If you wanted to do this process manually it would be slow and risky because you would need to create, fund and control many wallets yourself, plus the links between them would be tracked in pumpfun's Solana bubble map.

3. Use a Solana Multisender

If you have already created your token and wish to hold a percentage of it or perform a massive airdrop, then we recommend utilizing the Solana Multisender from Smithii.

This tool allows you to import a CSV or TXT file with the wallets where you want to send the funds, configure the distribution and define the sending date; all fulfilling the purpose for which you started reading this post.

Conclusion

Avoiding appearance on Solana bubble maps of platforms like Pump Fun is crucial to prevent clustered wallet detection. Remember that this must be done responsibly and always within the framework of legitimate strategies that serve to attract new holders, not to defraud them.

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