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BANANA to USDT Converter
1 BANANA = 3.3629 USDT · updated 06:23 UTC
Volume Bubbles Chart (1h)
Each 1-hour candle's volume is signed by its direction (up candles count as net buying, down candles as net selling) and drawn as a bubble at the closing price, green for buying and red for selling. Bubble size and colour intensity show how strong that flow is compared with the last 300 candles: the strongest 30% get full bubbles with their USD value, the rest stay as small dots. Unusually large bubbles flag aggressive buying or selling worth a closer look, often near breakouts, reversals or key levels.Seasonal Chart
Plots one line per calendar year showing the % change since the start of that year, with the current year highlighted against up to four previous years. Lining the years up on the same calendar shows whether the price tends to rise or fall in the same months, helping you spot recurring seasonal patterns. Treat it as context rather than a forecast: past seasonality does not guarantee future moves.Banana Gun Markets
Banana Gun Historical Data
About Banana Gun (BANANA)
Banana Gun (BANANA) is the utility token of Banana Gun, a trading bot ecosystem focused on automated token trading across supported blockchain networks. The project provides tools for buying and selling tokens, while the token is connected to parts of the ecosystem's reward model. FMchart uses composite market data from multiple exchanges for the price and performance sections on this page.
What Banana Gun does
Banana Gun provides automated trading tools designed for users who want to interact with token markets through a bot interface. Its official documentation describes an ecosystem spanning EVM networks and Solana. The service is built around execution features rather than a separate Layer 1 blockchain. That distinction matters when reading the token's role: BANANA is an ecosystem token, not the native gas token of a standalone chain.
BANANA token economics
The official tokenomics page lists a 10,000,000 BANANA supply structure. It describes 3,220,000 tokens as circulating, 1,100,000 as burned, 1,000,000 allocated to the team under long vesting conditions, and 4,500,000 held for treasury purposes. The documentation also states that BANANA has no buy or sell tax and no transfer tax. These figures and conditions should be read with their publication date because token allocations can change.
Rewards and revenue
Banana Gun's documentation says eligible holders can receive rewards derived from bot revenue. It also states that rewards are funded from a defined share of bot revenue and that claimed BANANA rewards are bought from the market rather than newly minted. The reward system therefore connects protocol activity with token distribution without describing BANANA as a fixed-income asset.
Market history and data
FMchart's composite chart combines market prices from supported exchanges and converts them to USD. Some assets have shorter composite histories than their token launch dates because exchange coverage varies. Monthly and quarterly tables on this page therefore describe FMchart's available composite history, not a single exchange's full historical record.
Risks and limitations
BANANA depends on the operation of the Banana Gun ecosystem, supported exchanges and blockchain infrastructure. Token supply information can also change as treasury or locked allocations move. Bot-based trading involves execution and smart-contract risks, while market data can differ between venues. Readers should also distinguish the project's own documentation from FMchart's independent composite market calculations. A further limitation is that documentation can describe intended reward mechanics while actual market availability depends on supported venues and contracts. For a reader comparing the token with other assets, the important distinction is between the project's documented mechanics and FMchart's independently calculated market statistics. Historical return tables should therefore be read as measurements of the available composite series, not as statements about the project's operating performance.
Last reviewed: Oct 8, 2026
Banana Gun (BANANA) FAQ
What is the current BANANA price?
The current BANANA price is $3.3574 in FMchart's composite market data. The value is shown in USD and represents an aggregated market reference across supported exchanges rather than a quote from one venue. FMchart refreshes this field when market data is available, so it can change over time.
What is BANANA used for?
BANANA is used within the Banana Gun ecosystem and is connected to its holder reward program. The official documentation describes rewards sourced from bot revenue, with eligibility requirements for holders. The project's official documentation is the reference for these mechanics, while FMchart supplies the market statistics shown elsewhere on the page.
What is the current BANANA market cap and rank?
BANANA has a market cap of $13.48M and a market rank of 1028. FMchart calculates the displayed market statistics from its market-data layer, while the rank badge at the top of the page provides the corresponding current rank when market data is available.
Does Banana Gun have a token burn?
Banana Gun's official tokenomics lists 1,100,000 BANANA as burned. Its reward documentation also says claimed BANANA rewards are bought from the market rather than newly minted, which is a different mechanism from a supply burn. The project's official documentation is the reference for these mechanics, while FMchart supplies the market statistics shown elsewhere on the page.
How does the BANANA reward system work?
The official rewards documentation says eligible holders can claim rewards generated from bot revenue. It specifies a minimum holding requirement and explains that claimed BANANA is bought from the market, so the reward mechanism does not rely on minting new BANANA. The project's official documentation is the reference for these mechanics, while FMchart supplies the market statistics shown elsewhere on the page.
Is BANANA an Ethereum token?
BANANA is used across an ecosystem that supports EVM networks and Solana. It should not be confused with the native gas asset of Ethereum or another single blockchain, because Banana Gun is a trading-bot service rather than a standalone Layer 1. The project's official documentation is the reference for these mechanics, while FMchart supplies the market statistics shown elsewhere on the page.
Where can I check the BANANA price?
The live BANANA price is shown at the top of this page next to the coin name, while FMchart's chart and performance tables use its composite market data. The project's official documentation is the reference for these mechanics, while FMchart supplies the market statistics shown elsewhere on the page.
What is the current BANANA circulating supply?
The circulating supply is 4,016,416 BANANA, with a maximum supply of 10,000,000 BANANA. These are live market-data fields used by FMchart and can differ from older dated project disclosures when supply changes or providers update their methodology. The panel is the source to use for the current displayed supply figures.
How has BANANA performed historically?
FMchart summarizes the available Banana Gun price history using its composite USD series. The monthly and annual results on this page are calculated from that series, so the start date depends on the first market data available for the asset.
What is the current BANANA circulating supply?
BANANA's circulating supply and maximum supply are listed in the Price Statistics panel on this page when market data is available. Circulating supply counts tokens already available on the market, while maximum supply is the upper limit set for the token, if one exists.