TLDR:
🍌 $38.9K in bot fees: back to red, down 43% as market volume dried up.
🟣 SOL held majority: $14.5K (~37% share), still largest piece.
🔷 ETH pulled back: down 47% to $11.5K, gave back last week's doubling.
🔵 BASE decline: down 29% to $6.9K after previous week's 1,250% surge.
🛠️ MegaETH integration: day-zero support with presets/orders/chart already built.
🌍 Market signals: ETP outflows slowed to $187M, weekly volumes hit record $63.1B.
Bot Fees & Chain Breakdown
This past week (2nd February to 8th February), Banana Gun recorded $38,881 in total fees. Coming off last week's $68,470, we're down 43%. One week of green followed by red again. The market hit the brakes hard, and the volume dried up across the board.
Chain Breakdown & Week-over-Week:
🟣 SOL: $14,470 (~37%) | Previous Week: $29,828 Solana dropped 51%, losing over half its volume. Started the week at $2,562 on the 2nd, then progressively weakened each day, closing at just $1,438 on the 8th. Even the most dependable chain couldn't escape the broader market chill, but it still held the biggest piece of the pie.
🔷 ETH: $11,475 (~30%) | Previous Week: $21,837 Ethereum fell 47%, giving back nearly half of last week's impressive doubling. The 4th showed promise with $3,708, but then the rest of the week faded into the low hundreds. Mainnet's proven it can wake up when it wants to, this just wasn't that week.
🔵 BASE: $6,863 (~18%) | Previous Week: $9,694 BASE slid 29% after last week's massive 1,250% resurrection. The early days looked solid with the 3rd and 4th both crossing $2k, proving the chain's got legs when traders show up. The backend slump doesn't change the fact that BASE can still deliver when conditions align.
🟡 BSC: $5,506 (~14%) | Previous Week: $6,248 BSC dipped 12%, essentially holding steady in relative terms. The 4th brought a strong $2,391 showing that retail's still present, just being more selective about when to deploy. The foundation remains intact for when the next wave of activity hits.
🌐 Others: $567 (~1%) Virtual routers contributing in the background as always.
Total fees: $38,881 (vs. $68,470 last week)
We climbed from $51k to $68k last week, then dropped right back down to $38k this week. The market's in a choppy phase, no question about it. But the 4th showed us what's possible when multiple chains fire together ($11,555), reminding us the infrastructure's ready when volume returns.
Rough week, but we've been here before and bounced back stronger. 🍌
As always, 40% goes straight back to holders.
"Banana Gun: riding this wave, ready for the next surge up."
Development Updates
The pace is picking up. With the new team members locked in, you're starting to see what faster shipping cycles actually look like.
🍌 MegaETH Integration: In Progress
MegaETH support is being built right now. Presets, Search, Orders (limit, DCA, copytrade), Buy, Sell, Chart, Transactions, Token info, Top holders, and Top traders are already integrated. Chain icons are in place, and general integration tasks are getting cleared fast.
🍌 Buy/Sell Forms & Chart Upgrades
Fallback icons for ETH and BNB now load correctly when you switch chains. Chain icons in trade buttons don't shrink anymore. Tooltips are back for slippage and other parameters.
The chart got a 15-second timeframe option, copy function works properly for contract addresses, and performance is smoother. Tracked wallets now display directly on the chart.
🍌 CopyTrading Multichain Fixes
Editing a copytrade now applies the correct chain instead of defaulting to SOL. External scanner links work, overview displays tokens based on the right chain, and "add blocked tokens" is fully multichain. Table filtering by chain is live.
🍌 DCA, Orders, Notifications
DCA forms support multichain native tokens. New toast notifications appear when you pause, resume, or delete a DCA order. New users can access Buy and Snipe buttons directly from Orders, with prompts when wallets need funding.
🍌 Trenches, Wallets, Wallet Tracker
Trenches got new empty-state visuals with monkey illustrations. Filtering is tighter, search is faster, and the BNB/Base token mix-up is fixed.
Wallet tracker improved cross-chain handling so you can choose which blockchain to track a wallet on. Labels are no longer required, and the activity feed supports pause functionality.
🍌 Under the Surface
UI library upgraded, protocol filtering refined, notification sending improved, and more end-to-end tests added.
The team is locked in. MegaETH support is already halfway done, multichain bugs are getting squashed faster, and features are landing in shorter cycles.
"Banana Gun: faster devs, faster features, no slowing down." 🍌
Market Insights
Big tech energy this week, mixed with classic macro mood swings and a touch of geopolitical whiplash.
MegaETH went live and did it loudly. Mainnet launched with 50+ apps on day one, bold claims of 50k TPS and 10 ms blocks, and a narrative built around latency as the real enemy. The SALT architecture keeps data in memory, pushes execution to the limit, and leaves Ethereum as the settlement layer. Not L1, not L2, just as fast as possible.
The numbers matter: $1.39B raised, 28x oversubscribed, plus a stress test chewing through 11 billion transactions in a week.
Also worth noting: we support MegaETH tokens from day zero. No delays. Real recognize real.
On the market side, flows are calming. Crypto ETP outflows slowed to $187M last week, sharply down from recent prints, enough for some desks to whisper “bottom.” Total AuM sits at $129.8B, the lowest since the March 2025 US tariff scare which also marked a local BTC low.
Activity, though, exploded. Weekly ETP volumes hit a record $63.1B. Bitcoin still saw $264M in outflows, but alts moved first, as usual. XRP led with $63.1M in inflows, followed by Solana and Ethereum. XRP is now top YTD with $109M. Europe showed strength too, especially Germany and Switzerland.
Meanwhile, China did China things. Regulators doubled down against crypto, stablecoins, and RWA, calling them risks to financial order and social stability. No private money, no permissionless finance, no parallel rails. Innovation is fine, as long as the state controls it.
“Markets move. Banana reacts. 🍌”
Community Highlights
The charts and the devs both got some attention this week.
@MegaETH welcomed us to their chain with the official deployment announcement. Another chain down, more to come.
@GVRCALLS brought the technical analysis and mapped out their levels. Long term holders taking notes.
@SurgeArmy asked if someone should check on us. We're fine, just caffeinated.
@graciousoymilk pointed out that shipping season never actually stopped. He's not wrong. We don't really know how to slow down at this point.
Appreciate everyone noticing the work. More updates coming next week.
See you next recap. 🍌
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