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On September 14, crypto KOL Unipcs, known as 'Bonk Guy', released a lengthy response regarding the controversy sparked by his previous posts about the Arc chain. He acknowledged that most of the criticism was 'well-deserved' and clarified that he did not gain any benefits from it. Unipcs stated that while he previously described his involvement with Arc as short-term, he should have conducted a deeper investigation into the ecosystem before posting, as his fans deserved at least that level of research. He also admitted that the Arc ecosystem is much stronger than he initially assumed. Regarding the clarification of interests, Unipcs emphasized three points: first, he did not receive a single cent for the original tweet about Arc; he merely shared what he believed at the time to be the most compelling platform on the chain; second, he has earned zero from activities on Arc so far, and he felt excited about the integration due to FOMO, purchasing what he thought were leading gameplay tokens and sharing his observations; third, he has only invested a mid-five figure amount on the chain, and all tokens purchased have been transferred to a FOMO wallet to wait for the integration to go live, and will not be used until then. Unipcs stated that his ultimate goal is to help his fans succeed by identifying the strongest trends early, positioning ahead of the crowd, and providing the best information and data. He also called on the community to inform him of any truly strong opportunities and projects on Arc that are worth paying attention to, especially those that can be tracked through dashboards based on key data metrics.

On September 14, Long from the Arc chain Launchpad posted on platform X to address some community concerns regarding its project. It stated that the stock tokens issued on Arc are 1:1 backed by real stocks held on Robinhood, which can be verified on-chain through cross-chain treasury and exchanged 1:1 with Robinhood Chain. Longdotsupply will serve as the permanent issuer of these cross-chain stocks, and holders will not need to migrate their tokens in the future. Additionally, the official attributed the low stock price on Arc to an approximately 2x premium on the on-chain native USDC, claiming that once the Arc mainnet opens cross-chain with USDC on September 16, the premium will normalize, injecting liquidity into CRCL/USDC. However, the tweet did not address other concerns regarding the risks associated with the underlying protocol of its cross-chain bridge. Today, notable crypto KOL Bonk Guy endorsed Arc chain Launchpad Long, resulting in a temporary market cap increase of 27 times, with several wallets that had positioned a day earlier seeing profits of hundreds of thousands of dollars, while multiple community users questioned the protocol's significant security vulnerabilities.

On September 14, well-known crypto KOL Bonk Guy announced this morning that he has purchased the native token LONG of Arc's main Launchpad and the top three Meme coins on the platform, believing there are short-term trading opportunities on the Arc chain. Following this news, the market cap of LONG token surged 27 times temporarily. On-chain analysis indicated that several newly created addresses accumulated LONG tokens at low prices yesterday, leading to a profit of several hundred thousand dollars. Additionally, crypto KOL 0xShawn, who previously minted BNC4 through Four.meme at an after-hours price, earning a profit of $230,000, stated that the long.supply platform has rug pull permissions at any time and issues fake tokens. The platform has built a cross-chain bridge for stock tokens on the robinhood-arc chain, but these stock tokens are not officially issued; they are issued by the platform itself. Furthermore, the underlying protocol of the cross-chain bridge is not reliable, unlike Wormhole or L0. This means that the project team can shut down the cross-chain bridge at any time and withdraw the locked funds from the Robinhood chain. Essentially, you are exchanging your real USDT for fake USDT on the Arc chain, similar to the eUSD platform before it was shut down after an official investigation. BlockBeats warns users that celebrity endorsements may have conflicts of interest, and the safety of related projects should be carefully assessed before investing.