Banana Gun is a Telegram trading bot that lets you buy and sell tokens on Solana, Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain, and Arc from inside a single chat thread. You skip the exchange app step entirely: no account to open, no separate wallet screen. The trade happens where you already type.
What Changes When a Telegram Trading Bot Replaces an Exchange App?
An exchange app asks you to open it, sign in, find the right market, and place an order inside its own interface. A Telegram trading bot skips every one of those steps.
You paste a token’s contract address into the chat. Banana Gun replies with price and liquidity details, then gives you buttons to buy or sell right there.
There is no separate order form to fill out and no chart tool to open first. The reply comes back in the same thread, and the buy or sell buttons sit directly under it.
Nothing new gets installed. The chat window you already use for messages and news links is the same window where the trade happens.
The single-surface setup removes the app-switching that normally slows a trade down. You do not lose time moving between a browser tab, a wallet extension, and an exchange login screen.
Why Does Chain Coverage Matter When a Wallet Trades Somewhere Else?
Copy Trade lets you follow a wallet and have Banana Gun mirror its trades as they happen. Chain support decides whether that following actually works.
A wallet worth following on Ethereum is not automatically active on Solana. A wallet that only trades on Robinhood Chain will not show up if your tools stop at two networks.
Banana Gun covers Solana, Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain, and Arc, so the network a wallet happens to use rarely becomes the reason you cannot follow it.
Filters still apply once you are following a wallet. Buy Fixed keeps every copied trade at an amount you set. Min and Max Market Cap decide which trades qualify, and Spend Limit caps what the strategy can commit in total.
Buy Only Once stops the bot from entering the same token twice inside a window confirmed in the bot, so one wallet cannot quietly double your exposure to a single token across two chains at once.
None of that guarantees a profit. A copied wallet can still lose money, and a trailing stop loss that closes a losing position still means a realised loss.
Logging In and Staying in Custody of Your Own Wallet
Login runs through Privy, using a Google account, an X account, or Telegram itself. There is no new password to create and no exchange account to verify.
Banana Gun is non-custodial. The bot never takes control of your funds, and your keys stay yours throughout every trade.
Custody stays with you even while a copied trade fires automatically in the background, including the exact moment you are following a wallet you did not build yourself.
Trading Solana, Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain and Arc From One Chat
Several chains inside one thread means you are not rebuilding your setup every time the token you want sits on a different network.
Base adds another lane for tokens built on Coinbase’s network, alongside Solana and Ethereum. Robinhood Chain and Arc extend that reach further still.
Arc, the layer-1 built by Circle, the company behind USDC, settles gas in USDC rather than a separate native token, so funding a wallet there does not start with buying a gas coin you do not otherwise want.
Before any trade clears, a pre-trade check screens the contract for honeypots, tokens that let you buy but block a resale. That check runs the same way whether the token sits on Solana, Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain, or Arc.
Anti-Rug protection runs by default alongside it, watching for other common warning signs on whichever of those chains the token happens to live on.
Neither check replaces looking at a project yourself. Both remove one manual step from a trade you are placing inside a single Telegram trading bot rather than four separate apps.
If you want to see the mechanics of a first trade laid out step by step, Banana Gun’s walkthrough of a first trade covers the process in plain terms.
Common questions
Do you need a crypto exchange account to use Banana Gun?
No. Banana Gun runs entirely inside Telegram, and login goes through Privy using Google, X, or your Telegram account. You never create a separate exchange account, and the bot never takes custody of the funds you trade with at any point.
Can you trade Ethereum and Solana tokens from the same Telegram chat?
Yes. Banana Gun supports Solana, Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain, and Arc from one chat thread. You pick the chain a token lives on and trade it without opening a different app or installing a new wallet, no matter which of those networks the token happens to live on.
Does Banana Gun ever take custody of your funds?
No. Banana Gun is non-custodial, meaning your keys stay with you at every step of every trade. The bot places trades on your instruction, but it never holds your funds the way a centralized exchange account would hold them for you.
Which blockchains can you trade from inside Banana Gun?
Banana Gun covers several blockchains, including Solana, Ethereum, Base, Robinhood Chain and Arc. That coverage means the chain a wallet you want to follow trades on rarely stops you from copying its activity inside the same Telegram thread you already use for everything else.