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Banana Gun Bot Now Supports Robinhood Chain, But Fund Separately

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The Telegram bot created by Banana Gun now supports both Solana and Robinhood Chain, two separate Layer 2 networks that share a name. While they run in parallel within the same bot, each has its own space and wallet format, meaning traders cannot automatically transfer funds between them.

Traders who use the bot to trade Solana will find that their existing setup and balances do not carry over to Robinhood Chain. Instead, they must fund the EVM side separately and accept the split between the two networks.

The bot's integrated bridge helps move funds between EVM chains, but it does not close the gap between Solana and Robinhood Chain due to their different wallet formats.

Despite the separation, traders can switch quickly between the two networks within the bot, and the controls for order types, protections, and copy trade options remain consistent across both.

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