Bonk Guy: Never accepted paid promotions, will continue to share holdings and market views.

BlockBeats news, September 22: Well-known trader Bonk Guy posted that his X account was locked a week ago due to a post about the Arc blockchain, and X demanded that he add a "paid partnership" label to the related post, otherwise the account would not be restored. The post mentioned three brands: Arc, Long, and Fomo. He said he had never interacted with Arc, his first contact with Long occurred after the post was published, and Fomo has always publicly disclosed its referral link relationship. He emphasized that he did not receive any payment or partnership from Arc or Long.

Bonk Guy said that after further investigation, he found that X appears to require posts containing referral links to use the "paid partnership" label. Although he believes the label is inaccurate, he has now decided to comply with the relevant rules and use X again. At the same time, he once again denied ever accepting payment for shilling, and revealed that Pumpfun invited him about a month ago to trade on the platform, and subsequently proposed cooperation such as serving as a product advisor, but he rejected all of them. He said the reasons for refusing included inconsistent values between the two sides, his belief that the other party had previously launched a public opinion attack against him, and the fact that he does not need to earn income through such cooperation.

Bonk Guy said that in the future he will still pursue commercial partnerships for products he recognizes and believes are beneficial to his followers, but only on the premise that he is genuinely willing to use them, willing to endorse them, and fully discloses the partnership. He said that his return to X this time is mainly because he does not want to be "removed from the platform," and he will also comply with X's existing rules. He also said he has been "holding it in for a week" and is ready to continue sharing holdings, trades, and market views.