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Based on 3 reviews
Banana Gun has been the one where I actually feel like I know what is happening after I click. Pending vs confirmed is clearer, retries are less sketchy, and I don’t get that panic click urge nearly as much. That alone has saved me from a lot of bad self inflicted trades. The team also matters. They have been around forever and basically owned ETH trading for a long time, so I trust the infrastructure more than a lot of newer bots that popped up during the new trading wave. It is not perfect and the Base and pair coverage gaps are real, but as a daily driver for fast entries and clean exits it has been the most consistent for me.
This is the one that, so far, fits my brain the best. The biggest win is that it feels more “thought-through” end-to-end: the flow is quick, the execution has been more consistent for me, and it’s easier to stay disciplined because the tool isn’t fighting you. It also does a better job (in my experience) of keeping the trading loop tight: spot something, execute, manage, move on. Now, cons, because it’s not perfect and I don’t want to pretend it is: It still feels like parts of it are a work in progress, and depending on what ecosystem you trade, you can hit walls. For example, I’ve personally run into gaps around certain currencies/pairs (USD1 being the annoying one for me), and I’ve also felt limited on Base depending on what you’re trying to trade. In the specific setup I was using, it basically meant being stuck around Uniswap v4-style flows / “Virtuals”-type activity, and that ruled out some of the stuff people hype (Clanker/Zora-type things, and a couple other corners like Printr/ApeStore). Also, I wish it had Uniswap v4 support on ETH too, because that would make the whole experience feel more consistent across chains. But overall, the upsides outweigh those negatives for how I trade today: It’s been the most “set it up once, then just trade” experience for me, and that’s why I’m still on it. I’m not married to it forever, though - I’m planning to test more platforms this year because the landscape changes every few weeks.
it’s quick with features like Honeypot Checker to avoid scams. Profits really depend on your timing, though since no bot’s gonna do all the work for you