A suspected connection to Elon Musk’s son became part of the story around meme coin MAX, but the connection was unverified. In a report published on November 12, 2026, TechFlow cited Ai Yi’s monitoring of Musk’s earlier follow of @ChainChomp131, an X account with about 5,000 followers that was suspected of belonging to his son Saxon. TechFlow said the account’s connection to Saxon had not been confirmed.
According to the report, MAX launched early that morning and briefly exceeded a $13 million market capitalization. After Musk unfollowed the account, MAX’s price was 86.4% below its peak.
TechFlow also reported on-chain data showing that address 9BMzT…FQdLU bought MAX as its price rose and continued buying as it fell. The address had put in about $72,800 and had an unrealized loss of about $53,900; its assets had declined by roughly 70% over five hours. The figures illustrate the reported price risk, not proof of any connection between the account and Musk’s son.
Original report, published November 12, 2026, at 10:57:05 UTC+8.
