TL;DR
Bubblemaps says wallets linked to Anglio bought before 61% of his token calls, entered about 20 seconds early on average and generated an estimated $130,000.
Its 0xEthan analysis found a public wallet and three side wallets buying before callouts, then selling shortly afterward, with estimated proceeds of $125,000.
Separate findings tied Kimchi-linked wallets to about $6 million in TRUMP profit and traced Solstice-linked wallets to promoted-token deployers.
Bubblemaps says its onchain investigation found wallet patterns linking several crypto influencers to trades executed before or immediately around token promotions. In the investigation , the analytics firm examined Kimchi, Solstice, Anglio and 0xEthan, stressing that its findings are based on analysis and estimates. The report did not present an identical pattern across all four cases, instead describing different wallet relationships and trading sequences. The clearest front-running pattern appeared in wallets connected to Anglio, which repeatedly bought before his public calls. The findings highlight how Bubblemaps can connect promotional activity with wallet behavior visible onchain today.
Bubblemaps Traces Wallets Behind Influencer Calls
Bubblemaps analyzed 534 of Anglio’s posts from October and identified five wallets it described as closely connected to him. Those wallets bought before 61% of his token calls, entered roughly 20 seconds ahead on average and sold minutes later. The firm estimated profits of $130,000 and said Anglio acknowledged using the methods. The sequence suggests connected wallets obtained positions before followers received the promotion. Anglio’s case was the most directly quantified pre-call pattern across promoted tokens. The case adds another example of how wallet-cluster analysis can reveal coordinated trading patterns that individual addresses may obscure.
Bubblemaps reported a pattern involving 0xEthan after reviewing his last 49 token calls. According to the analysis, his wallet bought first, three side wallets purchased in the same second, a PumpFun callout followed and the wallets then sold. In several cases, Bubblemaps said selling had begun while the promotional post was still encouraging purchases. The firm estimated about $125,000 in total proceeds, including $45,000 from trades and $80,000 from PumpFun callout rewards. The sequence appeared repeatedly across callouts reviewed by the firm during the investigation. The pattern underscores the transparency value of onchain wallet monitoring .
The investigation examined Kimchi and Solstice. Bubblemaps estimated wallets connected to Kimchi made about $6 million on TRUMP, far below an unverified $40 million claim circulating among influencers. For Solstice, it traced wallets back to deployers of promoted tokens and described bundles of fresh wallets buying at similar times, with side wallets showing an estimated $270,000 profit while the public wallet showed a $70,000 loss. Bubblemaps presents these findings as analytical estimates, not legal findings of wrongdoing. The cases reflect different wallet opacity across cases. The report reinforces scrutiny of trading before public crypto hype .
