Bubblemaps Rejects Secret Proxima Deal Claim, Calls Contract AI-Generated

Bubblemaps disputed an X account’s claim that it secretly advised Proxima, calling the circulated contract AI-generated and pointing to details it said undermined the document’s authenticity.

An X user identified as jujudog69 described themself as a former Bubblemaps employee and alleged that Proxima paid the company $45,000 a month starting in April 2025. The account described Proxima as a tool provider that helps bundled buyers avoid detection and said the payments covered consulting, including access to parameters for Bubblemaps’ clustering algorithm.

Bubblemaps said jujudog69 had never worked for the company and was promoting a competing product. The company also said the document used a fabricated email address for its CEO and listed a headquarters address the team moved to after the contract’s stated date in April 2025.

Bubblemaps said the address conflicted with its public legal registration records. The company said its small team knew the identities of its former employees and urged the industry to watch for what it called smears by competitors.