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I can’t believe $USELESS whales are still buying here.

Was digging through Banana Gun Pro trenches and this caught my eye.

Fresh buys coming in nonstop around $230M-$256M mcap.
$3K, $2.3K, $2.1K, $1.9K, $1.7K clips stacking up.

This thing already ran hard and whales are still treating dips like entries.

Maybe $USELESS really is the most useful useless coin this cycle.
I’m watching this one close.

Would you really fade $XRP into 2026?

This is where $XRP bulls need conviction.
Prediction traders are still doubting $XRP . Are they wrong?

I need to know who’s still bullish here. This setup is getting harder to ignore.

Be honest, are $XRP
bears actually right here?

How to Trade Meme Coins on Arc From Telegram: USDC Gas, the Bridge Route and Your First Buy

Arc went to public mainnet on 16 September, and Circle's own pressroom line sets the rule for everyone trading on it: "The ability to transact on Arc depends on the ability to obtain and use USDC to pay gas fees."

No $USDC in the wallet, no trade, no matter what else you are holding. Here is how to trade meme coins on Arc from Telegram in three steps, starting with the one people skip.

Step one, get USDC onto Arc

USDC sitting on Ethereum, Solana or Base is a separate balance and will not show up on Arc. Banana Gun's own /bridge command moves funds from Ethereum, Base, BNB Chain, Solana, Robinhood Chain, HyperEVM and Stable into Arc, and whatever you send lands as USDC because USDC is Arc's gas.

The bot shows a preview of what you pay and what you receive before you confirm, plus a Bridge History view after. The guide's own example: 0.016 $ETH sent from Robinhood Chain arrived as 37.58 USDC on Arc. Leave a little behind on the source chain, it still needs its own gas.

Steps two and three: token check and slippage

Paste a contract address into Banana Gun and it returns token name, price, liquidity and a basic security scan before you commit anything. The guide's slippage advice is 1 to 3 percent on liquid tokens, 5 to 15 percent on thin ones, and Arc right now leans toward the high end.

Most failed buys trace back to one of three things: slippage set too low, a USDC balance that cannot cover the trade plus the fee, or a token tax that blocks the trade outright.

Ran Neuner of Crypto Banter reported that Circle asked the community to avoid building meme coins and launchpads on Arc. There is no established token list, and early liquidity is thin across the board.

Have you moved USDC onto Arc and traded meme coins on Arc from Telegram, or are you waiting for the token list to fill in first?
#Arc

What’s happening with $LTC ?

Bitcoin dumped, most majors looked weak, but Litecoin just kept pushing.

$LTC is up 6%+ today, volume is up almost 70%, and the 4H chart is still printing higher.

Feels like traders are rotating into old coins again while everyone is distracted.

Is Litecoin about to shock the market?

How is this even possible?

This trader flipped $285 into $63.3K on $JEANPHIL, a Solana $SOL memecoin.

Realized $61.6K already.
Still holding $1.7K.

All in just 1.4 days.

That’s a 222x from one memecoin trade.

Spotted this wallet on @BananaGun_CMC $BANANA gun Pro.

Solana memes are not dead.

Major alts are flying right now, but $WLD is still lagging hard.

Chart is trying to curl up, but the real level is still $0.60-$0.70.

Break that zone and I think $WLD finally starts catching up.

Until then, it’s just the forgotten laggard.

Question is simple:

Is #WLD late… or next?

Which Telegram Trading Bot Should You Use in 2026? The 3 Checks Before You Fund a Wallet

Every Telegram trading bot asks for the same thing before your first trade: access to a wallet. Most of them will happily hold your $ETH, and how that wallet got created is the first thing worth checking.

Custody comes first

Some bots have you import an existing wallet and paste in the private key. A Square creator put it this month: for most Telegram trading bots "the first step is to import your wallet and give it full permissions." From that moment, the bot can move funds inside it.

Other bots skip the import step entirely. You log in with Google, Twitter or Telegram, and a wallet gets created for you behind that login. Banana Gun runs this way through Privy, across eight chains, and the wallet stays yours rather than the bot's.

Chain coverage is the second check

One wallet that only works on $ETH forces a separate bridge or a second bot every time a trade moves to another chain. Coverage across several chains means you can act on a launch wherever it happens, without setting up a new wallet first.

Order types decide what happens after the buy

A limit order sets your entry so you can walk away, and a trailing stop locks in gains without you watching every candle. Copy trade turns someone else's wallet activity into your own orders. A Telegram trading bot missing all three leaves you babysitting every position by hand.

A wallet behind a social login carries the same risk as that login, and a bot that imported your key carries the same risk as wherever you first generated it. Export and back up that key before you fund the wallet, not after you have already lost the login.

Which of these three checks did your current bot fail first?
#TelegramBot #TradingBots #CryptoSecurity

Imagine putting $576 into a meme and waking up a millionaire.

That’s what happened here.

$ASTEROID caught the Elon Asteroid Shiba wave and sent past $100M mcap.

Wallet PnL: $1.1M.
Cashed $767K.
Still riding $343K.

Insane.

$WLD setup looks clean here.

Price is sitting right on channel support around $0.35-$0.37.

Hold this zone and I think it runs back toward $0.67 next.

Lose it, #WLD setup is dead.

Good R:R spot if bulls defend this higher low.

Robinhood Chain launch checklist: six checks that cut 389,000 tokens down to the ones worth a buy, on a chain built on the Arbitrum stack behind $ARB

Foresight News counted about that many cumulative launches on Pons as of 31 Aug, and only 10 topped $5 million market cap, 6 of those above $10 million.

Cryptopolitan reported on 2 Sep that users paid a record $3.75 million in fees on the chain on 1 Sep, ahead of $ETH mainnet and Base that same day, with DEX volume over $1.5 billion.

First, run a sell simulation before you buy.

A contract that blocks the sell function looks like a normal chart right up to the trade that needs to work and doesn't.

Second, check the liquidity floor.

Thin liquidity means your own buy moves the price enough that the exit costs more than the entry did.

Third, pick a market-cap band and stay inside it on every add.

A terminal such as the Banana Gun web terminal runs the sell check by default, no toggle, and its Min/Max Market Cap filter keeps you inside the band you set for check three.

Fourth, look at holder concentration.

A handful of wallets holding most of the supply can exit together, and the chart stops meaning anything the moment they do.

Fifth, watch who else is buying next to you.

A token filling with fresh wallets and no spread of real buyers is a rug in slow motion.
Sixth, one entry per token. Rebuying a dip doubles your exposure to a contract you already had reason to question.

Anti-Rug and Anti-Rug GWEI run at a documented 80 to 85 percent success rate on the scenarios they target. That is the honest ceiling: roughly one rug in six still gets through even when every check above says pass.

Run this Robinhood Chain launch checklist before every buy, not just the first one.

Which of these six do you actually run before you hit buy?

#RobinhoodChain #Memecoins

This is how you trade memecoins.

This $MarsCoin wallet bought $4.4K, sold $55.1K, and still has $46K riding.

Total PnL: +$98.4K in 17 days.

Only 5 trades.

No overclicking.
No roundtripping.
No marrying the bag.

Buy the right narrative, take profit, keep a moonbag.

That’s the game.

$ETH bull trap or the start of a massive pump?

Price just wicked above the range, now it’s sitting right back near the breakout zone.

This is the spot that decides everything.

Hold $2,500 and I think $ETH sends toward $3K.

Lose the range again, and that wick was just bait before a flush to $2,100.

No middle ground here.

Bulls need to prove it now.

7 Mistakes That Lose Money When You Copy a Solana Wallet, and the Setting That Fixes Each

Seven mistakes sit behind most accounts that lose money after they copy a Solana wallet. $SOL memecoins punish each one within days.

1) Sizing the mirrored buy to match the wallet you copy. Fix: a fixed buy amount, so the trade costs the same no matter what the original wallet risked on that entry.

2) Buying the same token again every time the wallet you copy re-enters it. Fix: one entry per token on $SOL , so a repeat buy on a coin you already hold gets blocked automatically.

3) Running the copy with no exit rule at all. Fix: a stop loss, plus a trailing stop that moves up as the price does and locks in gains on the way.

4) Copying a wallet that is itself a copier, so you copy a Solana wallet with no edge of its own and get every trade two steps late. Fix: watch its entries next to another address for a day before adding it.

5) Copying wallets outside the market-cap band you actually trade, so a micro-cap wallet drags you into volatility you would never choose. Fix: a Min/Max Market Cap filter on the copy.

6) Following a wallet because of one lucky week, before it has traded through a red one. Fix: a 30-day minimum record before any wallet goes on the list.

7) Never reviewing a mirror that has gone quiet, so a wallet that stopped trading two months ago still sits in your copy list. Fix: a weekly review, unfollow anything silent for two weeks.

Settings named Buy Fixed, Buy Only Once, Trailing Stop Loss and Min/Max Market Cap, inside a copy trade tool such as Banana Gun, cover mistakes one, two, three and five. The other three are habits, and no setting replaces them.

A fixed buy amount caps the loss on a bad copy, and it caps the win on a good one too.

Which of these seven mistakes is sitting in your copy trade settings right now?

#Copytrading #solana

BTC ETF flows are bleeding while alts are quietly catching bids.

1D net flows:

$BTC: -$100.7M
$ETH: +$2.1M
$XRP: +$12.3M
$SOL: +$11.7M
$HYPE: -$5.3M

That’s the part worth watching.

Money isn’t leaving crypto equally.

It’s rotating.

BTC takes the outflow, while XRP and SOL are getting fresh ETF inflows.

If this keeps up, alt rotation gets very real.

This #ASTEROID wallet still lives rent free in my head.

Bought $576.

Walked away with $1.1M total PnL.

Only held 4.7 days.

That’s the kind of trade that makes you stop laughing at trenches.

I saw it on @BananaGun Pro and saved the wallet immediately.

Because wallets that catch one monster usually don’t stop hunting.

How to Find the Best Polymarket Wallet to Copy Trade: Win Rate, Bet Size and Categories

The best Polymarket wallet to copy trade is never the one sitting on top of the leaderboard sorted by P/L.

Every bet on that board settles on Polygon, so $POL moves under all of them, and the sort still tells you nothing about skill.

Three checks find the wallet instead: win rate read against market count, bet size, and category spread.

A Biteye guide on Binance Square makes the point directly: an address up $200,000 could be fifty consistent wins, or it could be one lucky bet that never repeats. The dollar total will not tell you which.

Sort by P/L and you also pull in addresses that buy the last two cents of a market seconds before it settles.

On Polygon, where $POL is the gas, that produces a near-100% win rate and almost no profit.

Arbitrage bots sit on that same leaderboard with high win rates, and they are not copyable.

Check one: win rate next to market count

Read win rate against PnL and against how many markets the address has touched.

Three hundred markets at a 70% win rate beats ten markets at 80%. A very high market count on its own usually means a bot is running the account.

Check two: bet size

A copyable wallet sizes its bets the way Kelly logic would, scaling stakes to conviction and bankroll instead of chasing whatever a hot streak is paying out. No single position should be big enough to wipe out a month of wins.

Check three: category spread

Open the trader profile on $BANANA Predict and check the categories breakdown against win rate.

A wallet that wins across three or four topics is easier to read than one that only ever wins in politics.

Under 30 markets none of this holds. The win rate is noise, and the sample is too small to call anyone the best Polymarket wallet to copy trade.

Which of these three checks would your current copy list fail first?

#Polymarket #PredictionMarkets #CopyTrading #Write2Earn

$PONS is heading for that first real target: $9B mcap.

Current mcap is around $640M, so that’s still roughly a 14x from here.

And honestly?

You can hate it, fade it, call it stupid, whatever.
The chart does not care.

Robinhood Chain is becoming the bridge for Wall Street money to enter memecoins, and $PONS is leading the whole thing like a final boss.

#pons welcoming trillions.
Only in crypto.

Sidelined?

Imagine buying an on-chain memecoin and getting $AMC stock distributions just for holding it.

That’s literally happening right now.

I just aped $MEME on Robinhood Chain using @BananaGun bot.
Holding it in my wallet, and the $AMC dividends go straight to my $BANANA bot wallet.

Memecoins with stock rewards are live now and most people still have no idea.

Still early.

$XRP finally broke the monthly downtrend.

Retest already happened, now it’s grinding back up.

This is the kind of setup I like:

Entry zone: $1.35-$1.45
Better bids: $1.25-$1.30
Invalidation: below $1.20-$1.22
First target: $1.80
Next target: $2.40-$3.00
Main target: $4.80

As long as $XRP holds above the breakout/retest zone, bulls still have control.

Break $1.60 clean and this probably starts moving faster.
Chart looks ready for the next leg.

Holy shit I’m getting even more bullish on $BANANA

@BananaGun just expanded into the Hyperliquid trenches with HyperEVM.

Another chain means another place for traders to use Banana Bot and Pro.

More users coming in. I like where this is going.