TLDR:
π $39K in bot fees: first green week in a month, up 9% after four weeks of red.
π£ SOL jumped 33% and owned the week with $21K, over half the total volume.
π‘ BSC doubled up with a 102% gain, finally showing signs of life again.
π οΈ Devs shipped bottom nav overhaul, overlays feature, and Wallet V2 prep.
βοΈ Big builds still rolling: My Orders panel, BananaPro data source and more.
π ETF flows flipped green with over $1B back in, institutions testing the waters.
Bot Fees & Chain Breakdown
This past week (24th November to 30th November), Banana Gun pulled in $39,579 in total fees.
After last week's $36,214, we're up 9%. Not exactly a rocket ship, but after four straight weeks of decline, we'll take green over red any day.
Chain Breakdown & Week-over-Week:
π£ SOL: $21,149 (~53%) | Previous Week: $15,887 Solana jumped 33% and dominated the week. Over half the total volume came through SOL. Some apes woke up and chose violence (in a good way).Β
π· ETH: $10,634 (~27%) | Previous Week: $11,039 Ethereum dipped 4%, basically flat. Had a monster day on the 26th ($3,593) then settled back into quiet mode. Classic Ethereum behavior: one big spike, then back to sleep.
π‘ BSC: $8,858 (~22%) | Previous Week: $4,385 BSC doubled up with a 102% gain. Finally showing some pulse after getting demolished the past few weeks. That $4,000+ day on the 26th reminded us the retail apes are still out there, just waiting for the right moment.
π΅ BASE: $2,180 (~6%) | Previous Week: $4,365 BASE dropped 50%. Gave back half its value and slipped to the bottom of the rankings. The L2 had one decent day (26th at $767) then went quiet again. Still searching for its rhythm.
π Others: Minimal contributions
Total fees: $39,579 (vs. $36,214 last week)
Four weeks down, one week up. It's not a trend reversal yet, but it's a pulse. The 26th showed us what happens when multiple chains wake up at once (over $12k that day), proving the traders are still out there when conditions align.
We're not out of the woods, but we're also not going deeper into them. The market is testing the waters, and we're here with the infrastructure ready when traders decide it's time to ape again. π
As always, 40% goes straight back to holders.
"Banana Gun: first green week in a month, and we'll take it."
Development Updates
Another week of polishing, rebuilding, and making Banana Gun feel sharper at every corner.
π Bottom Navigation & Overlays
The entire bottom nav got rebuilt: cleaner structure, modern look, faster navigation. The support bubble that used to sit there blinking at you is gone, replaced with something that actually fits the interface. And here's the good part: overlays are live. You can now open multiple widgets at once from the bottom nav and stack them on top of your layout. Everything in one window, no tab switching, no wasted seconds.
π Wallet V2 & Login Updates
Wallet V2 is almost ready. This week we cleaned up the transfer flow, fixed wallet generation bugs, and added Chinese translation support. We're also adding a connect wallet option as a login method soon, so you'll have more ways to access the platform without extra friction.
π My Orders & Notifications Coming
New panel widget for tracking your orders is in the works. Notifications are also getting a rebrand and a cleaner look. Both landing soon.
π Top Nav & DCA Fixes
The header user menu is now fully clickable, not just the dropdown arrow. Small fix, big quality of life boost. DCA sell also stopped throwing phantom errors when all the data was filled in correctly. That one was annoying, now it's not.
π Wallet Tracker & BananaPro Data
Fixed the full-size mode display bug in Wallet Tracker. Also still grinding on the new data source for BananaPro, which will bring higher platform speed and more precise numbers when it ships.
π Under the Hood
More tests written, better error handling, and the usual backend tightening that nobody sees but everybody benefits from. The kind of work that makes everything else run smoother.
βBanana Gun: the charts may rest, but the devs canβt.β π
Market Insights
Another week where charts act bored, but the ecosystem definitely isnβt. ETF flows finally flipped after a month of bleeding, with more than one billion dollars sliding back into crypto products. The rally came quietly, helped by hopes of a rate cut in the US and a few institutions deciding theyβre not letting a red month scare them off.

Bitcoin still looks shaky after its harsh November close, but the inflows suggest the big players might be preparing their next step. Volumes dipped because of Thanksgiving, yet the real shift is in sentiment. Even Ethereum caught a bid, earning steady inflows and grabbing attention in Europe as Amundi launched its tokenized fund on-chain.
Altcoins had a mixed week. XRP surprised with a wave of inflows, while most other majors stayed stuck in chop mode. Meanwhile the broad market briefly flirted with losing the 3 trillion dollar cap again and leverage got flushed hard, with open interest collapsing across derivatives.
Prices look sleepy, but positioning is moving again and institutions are poking the market instead of avoiding it. Under the surface, things are shifting.
"Banana Gun: reading the charts so you donβt have to." π
Community Highlights
The jungle hasnβt stopped posting this week, and our community isn't being subtle about where they think we're headed.
@CryptoWizardd is calling the bottom and has their eyes locked on New Year's Eve: looks like someone has been paying attention to the calendar. π₯
The three-digit prophecy has been noted.

@SurgeArmy broke down why BananaPro on EVM matters more than people think. We have always performed best on EVM, and getting back to that could shift things. Fair points all around.

@themontedev kept it simple: when Banana moves, it moves fast.
We've seen it before, and the sentiment seems to be building again.

See you next recap. π
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