Unipcs, also known as Bonk Guy, drew criticism after promoting long.supply, an Arc-focused launchpad, ahead of Circle's USDC-optimized Arc blockchain mainnet launch scheduled for Sept. 16. He said FOMO plans to support Arc shortly after launch and disclosed investing tens of thousands of dollars in LONG, long.supply's native token, and meme tokens ranked among the platform's top three. The endorsement briefly drove LONG higher despite Arc's mainnet not yet being live. Users subsequently raised concerns that long.supply's bridge is controlled by team wallets and that its purported stock tokens are issued by RobinVista rather than Robinhood, Circle or the companies represented. Bonk Guy said he received no payment, made no profit from Arc-related activity and should have conducted deeper research. He transferred his Arc-related holdings to his FOMO wallet and said he will not trade them before the planned integration is live.