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TLDR:
🍌 $19.2K in bot fees: up from $17.8K as volume rotated back into majors. Bitcoin showed resilience (+10%) amid geopolitical tension, while digital asset products recorded $1.06B in inflows for a third straight week. Referral program under maintenance as we tighten rewards infrastructure.
Bot Fees & Chain Breakdown
This past week (March 9th–March 15th), Banana Gun generated $19,200 in total bot fees, marking a recovery from last week’s $17,779. Activity rotated back into majors, with ETH and BSC leading, while SOL regained meaningful participation after a sharp cooldown.
⬆️ ETH: $9,693 (Fee participation: 50.5%) | Previous Week: $6,532
Ethereum keeps its dominance, though with a more balanced volume distribution this week. Over half of total fees came through ETH. The OG chain keeps winning.
⬆️ BSC: $6,916 (Fee participation: 36.0%) | Previous Week: $3,453
BSC flexed a little bit, expanding its share from last week. Retail and active traders continue to trade here when volatility stabilizes.
⬇️ SOL: $2,056 (Fee participation: 10.7%) | Previous Week: $6,453
Solana declined abruptly this week, giving up the strong participation it held previously. Activity rotated out as volume concentrated more heavily into ETH and BSC.
⬇️ BASE: $536 (Fee participation: 2.8%) | Previous Week: $766
BASE participation remains low as volume moves in other chains.
Total fees: $19,200 (vs. $17,779 last week)
A redistribution week. ETH still leads, BSC holds strength, SOL steps back in the trenches.
As always, 40% goes straight back to holders. 🍌
LIQUIDITY MOVES. WE MOVE FASTER. 🍌
Development Updates
This week, no major feature drops. Just important maintenance where it matters.
🍌 Referral Dashboard & Rewards: Under Maintenance
The referral dashboard and rewards system are currently under maintenance. We’re implementing important fixes and upgrading key components of the referral program to improve accuracy, tracking, and long-term reliability.
We’ll share an update as soon as maintenance is complete.
EXECUTE FASTER. EAT FIRST. 🍌
Market Insights
The second week of March was marked by price swings and price positioning rather than clear breakout trends. Bitcoin has shown notable resilience, climbing roughly 10% since geopolitical tensions escalated, while equities have softened and gold posted modest gains. Technical indicators suggest the market may be approaching a cyclical bottom, and valuation measures like MVRV show BTC trading below realized value.
The shift suggests that macro data matters less than geopolitics for crypto’s short-term behavior, with Bitcoin’s non-sovereign characteristics reasserting themselves in a turbulent global backdrop.
Digital asset investment products continued to attract capital last week, recording about $1.06B in net inflows and extending the inflow streak to three consecutive weeks amid geopolitical stress and macro uncertainty. Bitcoin once again dominated flows, accounting for roughly 75% of total inflows with about $793 M, bringing the three-week cumulative inflow to roughly $2.2 B and nearly offsetting prior outflow periods. Ethereum also saw meaningful inflows ($315 M), supported in part by recent staking-focused ETF listings in the U.S., bringing ETH flows close to neutral year-to-date. Solana registered smaller but positive participation, while XRP experienced its second straight week of outflows (~$76 M).
With total assets under management in digital asset products rising along with incoming flows, the data points to commitment from larger holders and strategic positioning during market volatility.
NEW MARKETS. NEW OPPORTUNITIES. BANANA STANDS STRONG. 🍌
See you next recap. 🍌
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Source of Data:
Banana Gun | Important Links
