Crypto Drama Alert: Beaver’s $1M Win Turns Into a Memecoin Sob Fest

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Oh, honey, grab your popcorn because crypto Twitter is having a moment. Apparently, Bubblemaps (yes, that’s a real name) decided to play detective and accused Beaver [@beaverd] of being the crypto version of a pumpkin spice latte-here today, dumped tomorrow. Specifically, they’re claiming Beaver’s wallets were involved in memecoin pump-and-dump schemes. Because nothing says “I’m a serious creator” like leaving tokens in the dust, right?

This all went down right after Beaver won a cool $1 million X Creators competition. Talk about a mood killer. Bubblemaps dropped a thread so spicy, it traced on-chain activity back to wallets allegedly linked to Beaver. According to their sleuthing, these wallets were launching memecoins like they were going out of style, primarily via Pump.fun (yes, that’s also a real thing). Then, poof, they sold faster than a Liz Lemon one-liner, leaving tokens worth less than a half-eaten sandwich from the 30 Rock cafeteria.

One token, $SIAS, apparently had its 15 minutes of fame, surging to a $6 million market cap before crashing harder than Jenna Maroney’s acting career. Bubblemaps estimates Beaver’s wallets raked in about $600,000. Not too shabby, unless you’re the one holding the bag of now-worthless tokens.

On-chain claims and wallet activity

Bubblemaps pointed to Solana explorer data, which is basically the crypto equivalent of a receipt. Multiple CREATE TOKEN actions were tied to wallets they claim are part of Beaver’s crew. Screenshots show token launches over several months, with many tokens now deader than the Kennedy accent in Mean Girls.

Oh, and get this-even when Beaver didn’t promote some tokens publicly, the wallets were still trading them. Insider trading? More like insider dumping. Bubblemaps called it a pattern, not a one-time oopsie. Classic.

Public response from the creator

Beaver’s response? A cool “cry me a river” on X, followed by a sassy “not even the top 5 greatest hits.” Girl, please. That’s like saying your worst mistake was only the fourth-worst episode of 30 Rock. The crypto community was not having it, with critics calling out the ethics of memecoin launches tied to big-name creators. Because, you know, credibility matters-unless you’re Tracy Jordan.

Context: creator incentives and memecoins

This drama comes at a perfect time, as everyone’s debating memecoin culture and creator incentives. Memecoins are like reality TV stars-fun to watch, but don’t bet your retirement on them. Analysts are side-eyeing launches where insiders cash out while retail investors are left holding the (digital) bag. Shocking, I know.

As of now, Beaver hasn’t issued a formal statement. Probably too busy counting that $1 million. Or crying a river. One of the two.

Final Thoughts

  • Bubblemaps’ detective work has everyone side-eyeing creator wallets like they’re a suspicious plot twist in a sitcom.
  • Beaver’s “cry me a river” response turned this from a data story into a full-blown accountability debate. Popcorn not included.

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2026-02-10 19:44