Is Banana Gun safe?
Here's the picture for Banana Gun — it's worth separating the two things that share the name: the BANANA token (what you can buy) and the Banana Gun trading bot (the product it powers). Let me give you both.
The token's cleanliness says nothing about the bot's safety, which is a different risk entirely: it's a Telegram trading bot that holds your wallet keys/approvals. Its reputation is the actual security signal here — well-established, widely used, and it's survived audits and a major exploit in 2024 (a January 2024 attack drained ~$460K before being patched). That's real history worth knowing. No live data tool covers app-level protocol security, so I can't verify the bot's current state beyond that.
The token looks structurally clean on-chain. The bot is the more consequential trust decision — you're trusting it with execution and approvals, not just holding a coin. That's a "do your own risk assessment of the product" situation, not a numbers answer.
Where it trades (verified listings):
Binance — 0.10%/0.10% maker/taker, basic KYC
OKX — basic KYC
KuCoin — 0.10%/0.10%, basic KYC
MEXC — 0% maker/0.05% taker, basic KYC
Market snapshot: ~$3.96, ~$15.9M market cap (rank ~937), +1.0% in 24h. Per Binance Futures, funding is ~0.000016 and open interest ~$419K — a small derivatives footprint, so that funding rate reflects one venue, not the whole market.
Not financial advice — this is objective data, the decision on whether to hold the token or trust the bot with your trading is yours.
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Generated August 26, 2026 byCoinAII — not financial advice.