Banana Gun
A serious sniping bot with strong Ethereum execution and a fee revenue-share token, best suited to traders who understand the risks of sniping.
Pros
- Fast Ethereum block-0 sniping
- 0.5% on ETH manual trades, 0% stablecoin swaps
- Simulator and anti-rug protection
- $BANANA holders share 40% of platform fees
Cons
- 1% on snipes and on Solana/EVM trades
- Sniping is inherently high-risk
- Feature depth has a learning curve
Banana Gun is one of the most popular Telegram trading bots in crypto, used by tens of thousands of traders to snipe new launches and automate fast buys across Solana and EVM chains.
What it is
A 2026 update consolidated five chains -- Ethereum, Solana, BNB Chain, Base, and MegaETH -- into a single Telegram session. Banana Gun is built for sniping: it targets block 0 on Ethereum with a reported ~88% first-block success rate, supports pre-migration sniping on pump.fun tokens, and layers on a simulator and anti-rug system.
How it works
Fees are usage-based with no subscription: 0.5% on Ethereum manual buys and limit orders, 1% on snipes and on Solana/BNB/Base/MegaETH trades, and 0% on stablecoin swaps across EVM chains, plus network gas or priority fees. The Banana Simulator runs a pre-flight check on each sniped contract to flag honeypots and hidden mint functions, and the anti-rug system tries to front-run rug transactions. The $BANANA token pays holders 40% of platform trading fees every four hours -- the only ongoing revenue share in the bot space.
The verdict
Banana Gun is a genuinely capable sniping machine, and the 0.5% Ethereum rate plus free stablecoin swaps make it competitive on cost for EVM traders. But sniping is the sharpest end of an already dangerous activity: block-0 buys land you in thin, unvetted markets where the simulator helps but doesn't eliminate rug risk. A strong tool for those who know exactly what they're doing, and a fast way to lose money for those who don't.
Official site: Banana Gun — bananagun.io