The on-chain visualization platform Bubblemaps refuted allegations from a former employee, stating that the contract was forged by AI

User jujudog69 claims to be a former employee of the on-chain visualization platform Bubblemaps and accuses it of signing a secret agreement with the tool platform Proxima, which helps bundled buyers evade detection. The user alleges that starting from April 2025, Proxima pays Bubblemaps $45,000 per month for consulting support such as clustering algorithm parameters, and has attached what is claimed to be contract evidence.

Bubblemaps officially responded and refuted the above accusations, stating that the document is a forged AI-generated content. The vulnerabilities they listed include: the publisher is not a former employee and is actually promoting their own competing product; the CEO's email in the document is fabricated; the contract is dated April 2025, but the listed headquarters address is the current address that the team moved to later, which does not match public legal registration records.

Bubblemaps stated that the team is small and is aware of the identities of all former employees, and called on the industry to be vigilant against malicious smear campaigns from competitors.