MiniMeYoni

Bubblemaps in trouble again? @bubblemaps and nicolasvaiman are facing allegations about a financial relationship with @JoinProxima, a platform that provides "tools" for token launches and coordinated operations across multiple wallets. The way I see it, these are tools for causing even more damage by making it easy for anyone to bundle their shitcoins. jujudog69, who says he previously worked at Bubblemaps, has published screenshots of an alleged contract, its scope of work and a signing audit trail. trapmapdotfun has also published the purported agreement and a formal notice threatening legal action. The document is dated April 11, 2025 and describes a $45,000 monthly retainer covering up to 25 hours of technical advisory work, with additional approved hours billed at $1,800. Its scope includes assessments of “automated clustering parameters,” “block-level bundle processing visibility” and multi-wallet architecture. ➡️ JuJudog alleges that Proxima has been paying Bubblemaps while developing tools designed to keep bundles undetected. That is his allegation. The published contract alone does not establish that payments occurred or show what advice was actually delivered. The concern is understandable. If an analytics provider privately helped a bundling platform understand how to evade detection while presenting itself publicly as a tool for exposing hidden connections, that would create a serious conflict of interest. However, testing how systems are indexed and classified does not, by itself, prove that anyone deliberately concealed wallets or manipulated public results. The actual reports, communications and payment records would matter far more than selective contract language. There is another commercial interest here that needs to be stated just as clearly: jujudog69 is also a co-founder of trapmapdotfun, a direct competitor to Bubblemaps, and is simultaneously promoting his own product as the alternative. This campaign serves his business interests. That does not invalidate his allegations, but readers deserve to know that the person presenting himself as an insider exposing misconduct is also trying to win customers from the company he is accusing. Proxima publicly announced a Bubblemaps integration on June 24, 2026. There are unresolved inconsistencies, including an April 2025 document naming a registered office that public company records date to June 2025. That is what we can actually verify. Given the shady behaviour we’ve seen from Bubblemaps in the past, I can certainly imagine this happening exactly as described. But we shouldn’t rush to conclusions, especially when the person making these allegations is promoting his own competing tool in the same breath. Thanks to @Crypt0555 for being the first to bring this to my attention.