Banana Gun has expanded its web-based trading platform, Banana Pro, to support native Ethereum execution, bringing execution-grade infrastructure to one of the most demanding environments in decentralized finance.
Ethereum is home to the deepest liquidity in DeFi, but it is also where web-based trading platforms have struggled the most. High gas volatility, MEV exposure, fragmented liquidity, and routing complexity have historically made serious ETH trading unreliable outside of wallets or automated bots. As a result, most browser-based platforms prioritize accessibility at the cost of execution quality.
Banana Pro takes the opposite approach.
Banana Pro now supports Ethereum 🍌
Vitalik is going to bring the L1 back, we never left. Back to our home ground, Ethereum, where it all started.
EVM tokens are now available in your terminal to buy, own, and trade with rapid execution.
🍌 Access clean swaps, limit orders,… pic.twitter.com/ip3IvFmcbm
— Banana Gun 🍌🔫 (@bananagun) February 5, 2026
With Ethereum now live, Banana Gun extends its execution-first infrastructure directly into the web, allowing traders to interact with Ethereum-based tokens without sacrificing speed, reliability, or protection. The platform is designed for moments when execution matters, not just when markets are calm.
This expansion follows recent Banana Pro integrations with BNB Chain and Base, which established a unified, multichain execution framework. Ethereum adds the final stress test: a network where latency, routing decisions, and protection mechanisms are constantly pushed to their limits.
“Many platforms avoid bringing ETH to the web because it exposes weaknesses in speed, routing, and protection,” said Daniel, CEO and Co-Founder of Banana Gun. “With Banana Pro, we’re extending an execution-first approach to Ethereum so traders don’t have to choose between accessibility and performance.”
Banana Gun’s execution engine has processed more than $16 billion in cumulative on-chain trading volume across its Telegram bot and web application. That infrastructure now powers Ethereum trading inside Banana Pro, offering traders access to:
- MEV-aware execution logic designed to improve trade outcomes
- Honeypot detection to reduce failed or malicious transactions
- High-speed routing optimized for volatile market conditions
- Advanced tools including multi-wallet trading, copy trading, sniping, and automated order management
In addition to the web rollout, Banana Gun is preparing a major upgrade to its Telegram trading bot. The next iteration focuses on smarter routing and improved execution consistency under extreme market conditions, ensuring traders receive comparable performance regardless of interface.
With Ethereum now supported, Banana Pro enables traders to buy, sell, and manage EVM-based tokens from a single customizable terminal. Features include clean swaps, limit orders, DCA strategies, presets, and flexible layouts designed for fast decision-making.
Ethereum’s inclusion marks another step toward Banana Gun’s long-term vision: a unified execution layer that adapts to where liquidity moves, without adding friction or complexity to the trading workflow.
About Banana Gun
Banana Gun is a high-performance on-chain execution layer built for traders who demand speed, safety, and intuitive design. Originally developed as a private tool among a small group of users, it has evolved into a globally recognised trading platform powered by an engineering-led execution engine with millisecond-level performance. The platform includes MEV protection, anti-rug checks, honeypot detection, and other safeguards, delivered across both Telegram and web interfaces. Banana Gun offers advanced tools such as auto-sniping, limit orders, copy trading, and multichain execution, supported by a revenue-sharing token model that aligns users around transparency and performance.
Learn more: https://www.bananagun.io
Access Banana Pro: https://pro.bananagun.io
Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and not financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments are volatile and speculative. Always do your own research before investing. The statements, views and opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the content provider and do not necessarily represent those of Crypto Reporter. Crypto Reporter is not responsible for the trustworthiness, quality, accuracy of any materials in this article. This article is provided for educational purposes only. Crypto Reporter is not responsible, directly or indirectly, for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with the use of or reliance on any content, goods or services mentioned in this article. Do your research and invest at your own risk.