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TLDR:
🍌 $326.4K in bot fees, up from $211.6K: a solid bounce back week
🟡 BSC carries hard with $200K in fees, nearly 2/3 of the total haul
🔷 ETH still the backbone at $52.5K, steady as ever
🟣 SOL and BASE catching up, now pulling $73K combined
📈 Dev team still chained to their desks, shipping Wallet Tracker, DCA alerts, and more
🔧 Every tap smoother, every trade faster, the jungle keeps getting sharper
Fees never lie, they’re the purest signal of performance, and this week (Sep 29 - Oct 5), they told a pretty clear story: the jungle runs on BNB. 🍌
Bot Fees & Chain Breakdown
This week Banana Gun pulled $326,422 in fees, showing strength after last week’s $211,605.
Here’s how it split and what actually happened. 🍌
🟡 BSC: $200,140 (~61.3%)
BSC was the clear MVP as the BNB router caught the wave right when volume picked up. That kind of quick reaction shows how the system moves with the market.
🔷 ETH: $52,470 (~16.1%)
Still the backbone, steady and consistent even when other chains take the spotlight.
🟣 SOL: $45,135 (~13.8%)
Strong week for Solana, proof that Banana is expanding smoothly beyond EVM.
🔵 BASE: $28,677 (~8.8%)
Smaller slice but growing fast, supported by the work done on virtual routers.
Total fees: $326,422
What stands out is the flexibility. Just a few months ago the BNB router was fresh out of the oven, and now it’s carrying nearly half the week’s total, hitting back-to-back $25K+ fee days.
“Banana Gun: if there’s volume somewhere, we’re already there.” 🍌
Development Updates
Meanwhile the devs were still chained to their desks this week: polishing, fixing, and shipping faster than ever while quietly wiring up the next big pieces of the ecosystem.
♻️ In Development / Progress:
- Wallet Tracker: getting closer to full launch, with labeling and emoji support already cooking.
- Mobile optimization: smoother scrolling, better layouts… every tap feels cleaner.
- Trenches V3: more updates on the horizon, including custom alert features and deeper logic reworks.
🌟 Improvements & Fixes:
🔔 Trenches: brand-new Alert Center. Pick your sounds, adjust volume, or mute entirely. Default protocol display got smarter, and we cleaned up transaction settings by removing MEV inputs and “cancel all pending snipes” when MEV is off.
🔍 Search: you can now see the ticker right in results.
📈 Chart: faster rendering, better handling of unconfirmed data, and fixed MCAP values.
👛 Wallet Tracker: default values set for label forms (yes, emojis included).
📊 DCA: final polishing pass, with visuals and logic both smoothed out.
📣 Notifications: DCA alerts added, so you’ll never miss a move.
👥 Referral Page: fixed login modal bug that popped up when it shouldn’t.
🧭 Help Centrum: guided tour now loads reliably, no more invisible Step 1.
🧩 Across the app: added case sensitivity for token names, Sol address validator, and visible version numbers for easier update checks.
⚙️ Technical: backend optimizations around SSR handling and role management (the invisible stuff that keeps everything sharp).
The jungle never sleeps: this team is grinding every corner of the bot.
“Banana Gun: tuning every detail before the next big boom.” 🍌
Trades of the Week
The jungle’s back at it, and this round of winners looks like someone mashed their keyboard mid-launch. 🍌
🥇 83x on… uh… $𒀰 ?
Nobody knows what this ticker is, where it came from, or if it even exists anymore: but one Banana Gun sniper somehow turned $46 → $3,833 (unrealized) in just 18 hours.
Still holding 100% of the bag, probably praying it doesn’t vanish into Unicode.
🥈 70x on $𒀰 (yes, again)
Same mystery ticker. Same 18-hour window.
Another user flipped $58 → $4,052 (unrealized) and didn’t sell a single unit.
Either divine timing or just two lunatics who pressed “buy” on hieroglyphs; either way, respect.
🥉 51x on $SAMAI
Finally, a coin with actual letters. One sniper went in 5 minutes after launch, dropped $102, cashed out $2,634, and still kept half the bag.
That’s efficiency: no mystery runes required.
This week’s lesson? Doesn’t matter what the ticker looks like, Banana Gun still finds the x’s.
“Banana Gun: turning gibberish into generational wealth since 2023.” 🍌
Market Insights
Bitcoin ripped past $125K right on time for Uptober, but just as the US government went on shutdown. Classic crypto timing.
The new ATH at $125.7K came with massive ETF inflows, the second-highest ever: long-term holders keep stacking, and the setting looks perfect for more fireworks.
Meanwhile, ETH finally showed signs of life with a 7.5% pump vs BTC; but the real plot twist this week came from the Solana ecosystem.
A Nasdaq-listed Australian company, Fitell Corporation (FTEL), just bought 216.8 million $PUMP tokens (worth about $1.5M) and declared itself a Solana Treasury.
Yes, you read that right: a former fitness company is now stacking meme coins as part of its official balance sheet. Apparently that’s a thing now.
It’s either the most degen corporate treasury move in history or the smartest early bet on Solana’s culture economy. Probably both.
Fitell already scooped $10M in SOL last month and says this new buy is “a long-term play to deepen its presence in the Solana ecosystem.” Translation: they’re all-in on Solana’s next cycle.
It’s getting hard to tell if we’re early or just in a fever dream. Either way, the vibes are great.
Community Highlights
This week, Banana Twitter brought three different shades of conviction. 🍌
🍌 @cryptowolf_ofc dropped our full vision breakdown like a true alpha leaker.
From “One Telegram to Rule Them All” to the multichain push, it felt less like a tweet and more like a shareholder letter.
🍌 @SurgeArmy kept it real.
No sugarcoating the chart: just facts, data, and faith in execution. The man sees red candles and still talks top 100 potential. That’s the kind of conviction you can’t fake.
🍌 @CryptoWizardd called the bottom at $16 and, well... he might have actually nailed it. At this point we’re all watching that tweet like it’s a prophecy.
The jungle speaks, and it’s still bullish.
See you next recap with more insights, more stats, and more success stories from the Banana Gun community. 🍌
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