Bubblemaps alleges Solana trader Cupsey pulled $1.74 million through 30 linked wallets

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The onchain analytics firm says a network of side wallets sold into copy-trader demand and ties the trader to a serial token deployer Onchain sleuths at Bubblemaps have turned their magnifying glass on one of Solana ’s better-known memecoin traders. The firm alleges that the trader known as Cupsey, who posts as @Cupseyy, extracted about $1.74 million using a cluster of roughly 30 connected wallets. The findings also link Cupsey to a token deployer, a wallet that creates new coins. For a corner of crypto where people copy other people’s trades by the second, that is a serious allegation. Bubblemaps describes the setup as a side-wallet extraction operation. According to the firm, the sequence ran in four steps. First, operational wallets bought into tokens early.
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