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About Long
Long (long.supply) is an asset bridge and token launch platform deployed on Circle's Arc. It maps tokenised equities from Robinhood Chain, such as NVDA and CRCL, plus ETH, onto Arc at a 1:1 ratio. Minting, redemption and vault custody are controlled by team-operated wallets, making it a custodial bridge rather than a trustless cross-chain contract; the Arc-side tokens are claims on assets held on the source chain and carry no shareholder rights. Settlement is quoted in minutes, gas on Arc is paid in USDC, and redemption returns the position to the source chain.
On the launch side, new tokens can pair against these mapped equities instead of defaulting to USDC. Trading pools charge a 1% fee, split evenly between the token creator and the protocol, and the bridge levies separate fees on deposits and redemptions. LONG is the platform token: it entered MEXC's Meme+ zone on 16 September 2026 with deposits and withdrawals on the ARC network, and traded at a market capitalisation of $12 million to $17 million in its first days. The platform states it is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Robinhood, Arc, Circle or the issuers of the underlying stocks.
Listing and market: On September 16 LONG was listed in MEXC's Meme+ zone with LONG/USDT and LONG/USD1 spot pairs plus up to 20x perpetual futures; the token briefly gained over 270% within 24 hours of the listing.
Buyback and burn: The long.supply platform continuously routes fees into LONG buyback-and-burn transactions; its on-chain panel shows about $78.2K in cumulative fees generated and roughly 18.17% of supply burned, with buyback-burns ongoing daily.
Long is a stock-token pair launchpad on the Arc chain that also runs its own custodial bridge, with LONG as the platform token. The relationships need stating first: the site explicitly says it is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Robinhood, Arc or Circle; the stock tokens it bridges are custodied on the Robinhood Chain side by the team and minted by it, while pre-market OpenAI and Anthropic tokens were issued by a little-known entity called RobinVista. A separate launchpad named Long.xyz on Robinhood Chain is a different project and often confused with this one.
Its entire public narrative sits in September 2026. On 14 September the team answered community questions by saying the Arc stock tokens are backed one-to-one by shares held on the Robinhood side, redeemable in both directions at par, with the team as perpetual issuer, attributing lower Arc prices to a roughly twofold premium on native USDC; LONG's market value was then about USD 3.61 million with USD 1.6 million in the bridge. Around the same time a KOL call drove a roughly 27-fold move before the post was deleted, another KOL said the contract retained liquidity-draining permissions and that the bridge was neither Wormhole nor LayerZero, and media noted the custody and redemption claims were unilateral. The site was then hit by spam and temporarily moved to longstocks.io. On 16 September, the day Arc's public mainnet opened, LONG listed on LBank, MEXC and WEEX on a one-billion supply, with that day's snapshot showing about USD 1.2 million of stock tokens bridged and 487 tokens issued cumulatively.
Strategy and roadmap: Long earns from bridge protocol fees plus launch and trading fees, claimed to fund LONG buybacks and burns, in essence wrapping the tokenised-equities narrative into infrastructure for issuing assets. Risk centres on custody and verification: minting, redemption and the treasury all sit in team wallets, the contract is alleged to keep liquidity-draining permissions, and there is no independently verifiable evidence of one-to-one backing. The underlying assets also depend on tokens continuing to run on the Robinhood Chain side and on the issuer's credit, and once Arc's official stock tokens go live the self-minted receipt narrative would stop working.