Wu learned that a user named jujudog69, claiming to be a former employee of the on-chain visualization platform Bubblemaps, accused Bubblemaps of signing a secret agreement with Proxima, a tool platform that helps bundled buyers evade detection. The user alleged that Proxima paid Bubblemaps $45,000 per month starting in April 2025 for consulting support, including clustering algorithm parameters, and attached what they claimed to be "contract evidence." Bubblemaps quickly responded with a strong rebuttal, stating that the document was a poorly fabricated "AI-generated junk" and listing several factual flaws: the publisher was not a former employee and was actually promoting their competitor's product; the CEO's email address in the document was fabricated; the contract was dated April 2025, but the listed headquarters address was the team's current address, which is inconsistent with publicly available legal registration records. Bubblemaps emphasized that their team is small, they are aware of the identities of all former employees, and urged the industry to be wary of malicious smears from competitors. https://www.(wublock123.com)/news/bubblemaps-denies-ex-employee-allegations-proxima-contract-ai-fake-71283