TLDR:
🍌 $77.9M in bot volume: softer week, but solid in a quiet market
👥 13,483 users: steady base with over 9K returning for more
📊 $265K in weekly fees, with 40% shared to $BANANA holders
📈 ETH stays in the driver’s seat: $65.8M in volume, 54.9% bot dominance
🥈 Banana holds second place by volume across all chains
🛠️ Banana Pro upgraded: chat, color picker, copy trades, Trenches tweaks & more
📊 ETH trading still rising, creeping up on Solana in chain volumes
🗣️ CT calling it easy to use, hard to beat. Pro era in full swing 🍌
Hey Bananas, it’s been a quieter one on paper, but if you’ve been around the markets long enough, you know this is the kind of pause that usually comes before something moves.
Banana Pro is out in the wild now, but this week’s recap looks at the days just after launch day, when everything was still heating up.
From June 23rd to 29th, Banana Gun kept the engine running, especially on ETH, while everything else took a bit of a cooldown lap.
Let’s peel through the numbers. 🍌
Bot Volume, Fees and Users
We clocked in $77.9M in total volume this week.
Sure, it’s softer than the $107.2M from the week before, but still a solid figure in a slower market. The fact that we’re still putting up these kinds of numbers while everything’s consolidating? That says something about staying strong.
Here’s how the chains broke down:
🍌 $65.8M on Ethereum (still the backbone of onchain trading)
🍌 $6.2M on Solana (down from $8M, following the broader SOL pause)
🍌 $4.6M on Base (cooled down too, but not out)
🍌 $1.2M on BSC (small surprise: up from last week’s $728K)
🍌 Sonic and Blast played their usual minor role

Total fees hit $265,653, with over $106K going right back to $BANANA holders. No crazy spikes, just reliable flow. That’s still a lot of value moving through the bot in a week when many were sitting on their hands.
User activity
Now to the user count:
13,483 total users, made up of:
- 9,143 returning users (a tiny dip from last week’s 9,483, almost identical)
- 4,340 new users (lower, but steady)
That 9K+ base of repeat users is the real signal.
People aren’t just trying Banana, they’re coming back, week after week.
Looks like we’re earning a spot in a lot of daily setups.

No fireworks this week, but no drama either. And in this market, that’s a win.
“Banana Gun: the bot that trades even when the timeline doesn’t.”
Banana Gun vs the rest
We had our week at the top, and we’re still right there in the fight.
After reaching the top spot last week, Trojan bounced back with $101.5M in volume, sliding past our $85.6M to reclaim #1.
Banana still held strong in second place, but this leaderboard is turning into a weekly game of musical chairs.
Stay tuned, the race is far from settled.

So what changed?
Ethereum is still at our advantage, but we clocked in 54.9% dominance this week, down from last week’s 63.6%.
Not a collapse, just a bit of room given back to the pack. You’ll see it in the ETH bot chart: Banana’s still king, just not quite as greedy with the pie this time.
And that’s fine.

No fireworks, no collapse, just a slightly quieter week across the board. And with Banana Pro now fully live, everything is ready for a very spicy summer.
The yellow chunk’s still the biggest on the graph. And there’s plenty of space left to expand.
“Banana Gun: built for the lead, ready for the long run.”
Development Updates
Banana Pro’s out, but we’re not chilling, we keep building.
The team’s been heads-down this week turning your feedback into fresh features, sharper tools, and a smoother ride across the board. Let’s have a look:
New Features & General Upgrades
- 🍌 Support Chat is now live for users at the bottom right
- 🍌 You can now hide tokens you don’t want to see (FUD-proof your screen)
- 📱 Mobile responsiveness continues to improve
- 💱 Added a currency switcher with a handy tooltip
- 🔠 Fonts got a glow-up across several widgets
- 🧠 The platform now remembers more of your actions (like position presets and “sell 100%”)
- 💰 Native token price is now shown for active tokens, so profit calc is cleaner and styles are nicer
Color Feature Refresh
- 🎨 Color picker is back and better
- 🌈 All users can now customize their platform palette
- 👓 Built with contrast and WCAG compliance in mind (your eyes will thank us)
Referrals
- ✨ The referral section got some love: smoother UX, cleaner layout, more reasons to share
Trenches Tab Improvements
- 📎 Smaller text for bigger scans
- 🧵 Blue Twitter icon for thread-based tokens
- 📘 Tooltips, greyed-out tokens, and wallet stay-open mode for the multi-wallet crowd
PnL Generator
- 🤑 Style pass complete: same magic, just easier on the eyes
Top Holders & Top Traders Widget
- 💸 Now includes PnL in SOL
- 🧮 Balance recalculations, better filters, smarter sorting (because data deserves a good outfit)
Transactions Widget
- 🧠 Copy trade button is now live
- 👀 Added new icons, Solscan links, trigger columns for pending orders, and liquidity filters
- ❌ Disabled buggy SOL price sorting, fixed a few annoying UI issues
User Profiles
- 👤 New users now get randomized usernames: no more default anonymous #48374
Under the Hood
- 🛠️ We’re making ongoing tech improvements to keep the whole app fast, stable, and ready for what’s next
This was just another normal week. You know, adding chat, memory, copy-trading, and color customization. Nothing major 😏
Keep clicking, keep testing, and keep sending feedback.
“Banana Pro: built for traders, powered by degenerates.”
Market Insights
Ethereum’s climb hasn’t just held, it’s picking up steam. After reclaiming dominance weeks ago, ETH is now edging right up against Solana in total chain volume.
It didn’t get there in a spike, but in a slow, steady march upward that’s hard to ignore.
Scroll to the graph and you’ll see it: the blue is expanding, the purple is fading, and ETH is quietly reasserting itself as home base for onchain activity.

What’s fueling that shift? Partly, it’s the kind of structural momentum that doesn’t need a meme to move. New rails, cleaner access to real-world assets, and an influx of traditional players building where they know the pipes work.
There’s been a clear push lately to blend old finance with onchain tech, whether it’s tokenized stocks, stablecoin rails, or fresh L2s focused on actually doing something useful with liquidity.
None of this screams bull market. But that’s the point. These aren’t hype announcements, they’re infrastructure plays. And they’re landing while retail scrolls for the next dog ticker.
If the trend continues, we’re heading toward a cycle where speed and execution matter more than hype.
And the bot is already there: wherever the flow moves, Banana is locked and loaded.
Trade of the Week
🥇 Top Trade of the Week – 26x on $ETH
CA: 89AXu3q1yoaQF3YzCwMVqPFyfXnzcTCJYvXLG1Kopump

Twenty-five minutes after launch, this Banana Gun user threw in $72… and walked away with a sweet $1,857 (still unrealized).
They’re holding 100% of the bag like it’s the last golden ticket in Willy Wonka’s wallet.
Some chase green candles. Others become the chart.
“Banana Gun: because early clicks make the best stories”
Community Highlights
Another week in the Pro era, and CT hasn’t stopped buzzing. With volume flowing and dashboards glowing, the Banana Gun feed just keeps delivering. Here’s what stood out:
🍌 @cryptocevo came in with the stat of the week: Banana Pro did $94M in volume, more than its own market cap.
He called it “insanely mispriced” and tossed out a casual $500 target like it was just another Tuesday. We’re not in price prediction mode, but the volume speaks for itself.

🍌 @CashIsTrash_ returned to the highlights, and he brought receipts. ETH is cooking, Banana is burning gas like a rocket, and we’re just behind Uniswap on the 7d burn leaderboard.
If this is just the prelude, the main show is gonna melt monitors.

🍌 @SurgeArmy turned his attention to what really matters: ease of use.
No lockups, no multi-step staking. Just hold your $BANANA and link your wallet. He tried the DeFi obstacle courses, and this isn’t one of them.
For anyone who has ever rage-quit a dashboard, Banana’s model feels like a cheat code.

Clean takes, strong numbers, and no fluff.
That’s it for this week’s CT rundown. 🍌
See you next recap with more insights, more stats, and more success stories from the Banana Gun community.
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