Arc builders asked him in for weeks. He bought LONG, then named three chains
Arc's builders spent weeks asking him in. Here is what he bought, what he called it, and the three chains he named instead.
Bonk Guy bought LONG, the token of Arc’s main launchpad, plus its top three meme coins[1]. On September 14 he said Arc builders had spent weeks asking him to bring meme coin traders in[2]. He called the buys a short-term, high-risk play[3]. He said the cycle’s main on-chain bets were Robinhood, BNB, and Solana, and that Arc is not the next big chain[4]. His warning: routes were aimed at the wrong pools[3]. Basedbot and GMGN were causing large slippage, he said[3]. Bonk Guy, asked in to bring buyers, said the routes were wrong[2][3].
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Bonk Guy said he purchased LONG, the native token of Arc's primary launchpad, along with the platform's top three Meme coins.
“He revealed that he has purchased LONG, the native token of Long, Arc's primary launchpad, along with the platform's top three Meme coins.”
On 2026-09-14, Bonk Guy said Arc ecosystem developers had proactively contacted him over several weeks to attract meme coin traders during the network's early launch phase.
“Odaily reports: Bonk Guy posted on X platform stating that over the past few weeks, multiple developers associated with the Arc ecosystem have proactively reached out to him, hoping to attract Meme coin traders during the network's early…”
Bonk Guy said his Arc positioning was a short-term, high-risk experiment.
“Bonk Guy also emphasized that positioning in Arc-related projects constitutes a short-term, high-risk experiment, and warned traders to avoid using bots like Basedbot and GMGN for the time being to prevent significant slippage caused by…”
Bonk Guy said the main on-chain opportunities this cycle were concentrated in Robinhood, BNB, and Solana.
“Bonk Guy stated that he still believes the main on-chain opportunities this cycle are concentrated in Robinhood, BNB, and Solana, and does not anticipate Arc becoming the next mainstream chain.”
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