TREE NEWS update: Meme trader Bonkguy said he bought several thousand dollars of LONG, the token of Arc-ecosystem launchpad Long.supply, and its top three memecoins ahead of Arc’s mainnet launch. Critics flagged that the platform holds rug permissions, issues non-official stock tokens via a centralized bridge, and has moved to a new domain after an attack. Bonkguy said he was paid nothing and has earned nothing on Arc.
Bonkguy Backs Arc Launchpad Long.supply, Admits Research Lapse After Rug Risk Claims
The significance here is less about one trader's position than about how reputational backing gets extended in early-stage ecosystems: a known memecoin figure lending visibility to a launchpad whose architecture — retained rug permissions, a centralized bridge for non-official stock tokens, a domain change after an attack — concentrates trust in the operator. That combination matters for anyone weighing exposure to Arc-ecosystem launches, since the risk sits in the platform design rather than the token. Whether the disclosed payment and earnings status quiets the criticism, and whether the flagged permissions and bridge model change before mainnet, is the open question.
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