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How to read the bubble map

Every bubble is a coin. Size is volume, colour is direction. What the map shows, what it hides, and how to use it without chasing every green ball.

SolDrip Editorial Β· Β· updated Sep 23, 2026 Β· 2 min read

What you are looking at

The bubble map shows the trending Solana memecoins of the moment. Each coin is one bubble. The bubble's size is the trading volume in the timeframe you picked, so a huge bubble means a lot of money changed hands, up or down. The colour is the price change in that same window. Tap a bubble and you get the live chart, the contract address and a link to the coin check.

Why the timeframe matters

Switch from 24h to 1h and the map rearranges. A coin that pumped yesterday and is flat now shrinks; a coin that just started moving grows. The 1h view is where you see what is happening right now, the 24h view is where you see what already happened. Most people trade the 24h view and wonder why they are late.

  • Big and green on 1h, small on 24h: something just started. Worth a look, and a coin check.
  • Big and pink on 1h: someone large is selling. Do not catch the knife without a reason.
  • Big on 24h, grey on 1h: the party was yesterday. Attention has moved on.
  • Small and deep green: a tiny coin with a big percentage. Often one buyer, thin liquidity.

What the map does not show

It shows trending coins, so it is biased towards what is already moving. It does not show holder distribution, liquidity depth or whether the dev is sitting on a quarter of supply. A green bubble can be a coordinated pump. That is why every bubble links to the check.

Open the live bubble mapUpdates every few minutes, three timeframes.

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Not financial advice. Memecoins can go to zero – and usually do. DYOR.