MiniMeYoni

Founder of @Trapmapdotfun

[MiniMeYoni @minimeyoni]

welll how could u not win

[Trap Map @trapmapdotfun]

Did u check our account location? He might be Jewish, but we're from Israel—Shalom. We're gonna beat him in court, that's our legal team's GFs, u know they're good cause they're hot.

All jokes aside, we encourage everyone to review the class action lawsuit portal at https://t.co/M8xkloRYRy. Documented claims have already reached $865,685, and when factoring in the $1M from the Proxima deal, total liabilities are nearing $2 million.

[JuJudog @jujudog69]

The oldschooel media gets it worng once again

[MiniMeYoni @minimeyoni]

well this number is only going higer bubblemaps will pay for what they are doing they will have to pay back the users #boycottbubblemaps

[Trap Map @trapmapdotfun]

Update the lawsuit number is now 1m + $865,685

@bubblemaps its time to settle

[Trap Map @trapmapdotfun]

Update the lawsuit number is now 1m + $865,685

@bubblemaps its time to settle

[MiniMeYoni @minimeyoni]

@Tigesol4 @jujudog69 @trapmapdotfun not our token

[MiniMeYoni @minimeyoni]

never back down

[Trap Map @trapmapdotfun]

Bubblemaps is the tool traders use to spot bundled tokens.
Since April 2025, it has had a contract worth $45,000 a month with Proxima, a company that sells tools to help bundlers avoid detection.
We're taking them to court. The claim already stands at $1.6M.

[Trap Map @trapmapdotfun]

Bubblemaps is the tool traders use to spot bundled tokens.
Since April 2025, it has had a contract worth $45,000 a month with Proxima, a company that sells tools to help bundlers avoid detection.
We're taking them to court. The claim already stands at $1.6M.

[liquidated (Dev Arc) @liquidated0x]

Now it's not just dexscreener

proxima (yeah, the same dev bundling tool your KOLs keep forcing down your throat, looking at you @imperooterxbt) has reportedly been paying bubblemaps 45k a month so proxima launches don't show up as bundled

this is absolutely insane. if we're going to grow as a community, as the trenches, we need to fight these rapist companies to zero

[MiniMeYoni @minimeyoni]

for real

[Trap Map @trapmapdotfun]

We Are Going To Get Them All

[JuJudog @jujudog69]

Everyone who wants to read the full files and also join the class action lawsuit, if you used @bubblemaps, you can do it now at:

https://t.co/yatG5JMTFK

[MiniMeYoni @minimeyoni]

@MastrXYZ @bubblemaps @JoinProxima #boycottbubblemaps

[Trap Map @trapmapdotfun]

They're already coming after us.

That's what happens when you expose the truth in an industry built on lies.

We will NOT back down. Bubblemaps and Proxima will answer for this, and we'll keep fighting until you get justice.

We're Breaking Down This Space And Then Building It Back For The Ppl.

[MASTR @MastrXYZ]

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.

[MiniMeYoni @minimeyoni]

lol my best work so far

[Trap Map @trapmapdotfun]

#boycottbubblemaps
All the hotties already know

[JuJudog @jujudog69]

Well, if you can’t laugh about it even a bit, then you let them win. #BoycottBubblemaps

The full story of how they’re working together:

@JoinProxima builds tools to help bundlers stay undetected by Bubblemaps. Since April 2025, Proxima has also been paying Bubblemaps $45,000 a month for advice on “automated clustering parameters” and “block-level bundle processing visibility.”

AKA: the bundle detection tool gets paid by a company that helps people avoid bundle detection to game their own system.

[MiniMeYoni @minimeyoni]

we will get justice #boycottbubblemap

[JuJudog @jujudog69]

I used to work at @bubblemaps. Here's the contract they never disclosed.

@JoinProxima builds tools to help bundlers stay undetected by Bubblemaps.

Since April 2025, Proxima has also been paying Bubblemaps $45,000 a month for advice on "automated clustering parameters" and "block-level bundle processing visibility".

Receipts 🧵👇

[MiniMeYoni @minimeyoni]

@jujudog69 @bubblemaps @JoinProxima @trapmapdotfun we will get justice #boycottbubblemaps

[MiniMeYoni @minimeyoni]

@Eroc111111 @trapmapdotfun

[JuJudog @jujudog69]

Did you know analytics providers are legally required to disclose conflicts of interest when traders rely on their data to make financial decisions?

Let’s just say Bubblemaps has a massive one.

We built @trapmapdotfun as an uncompromised alternative and our engine maps the exact Proxima style bundles they conveniently overlook.

Maybe @minimeyoni and I, backed by @trapmapdotfun, should lead a class-action lawsuit against them on behalf of every trader who was misled.

True transparency isn't optional we need to fix the space.

[MiniMeYoni @minimeyoni]

@trapmapdotfun The Bubblemap files are coming out, and after them, unlike the Epstein ones, we will get justice.