You open one Telegram chat and both chains are already there. Robinhood Chain launched on 1 July 2026, and the Banana Gun bot supported it from day one, no waitlist, no separate setup.
Solana has been part of Banana Gun long before that. Same bot, same chat, same commands.
You are not learning two tools. You are running one tool on two networks, and that changes how your day actually works.
Robinhood Chain landed inside the same chat
When Robinhood Chain went live on Banana Gun, there was no new download, no new account, and no waiting period. If you already had the bot open, the chain was simply there.
You place market buys the same way you always have. Limit orders and pending orders work the same way too.
Copy trading is part of that same list, and it works the same on Robinhood Chain as it does on the chains you already trade.
A chain launch usually means a waitlist, a new setup, a new set of habits. This one did not ask for any of that.
Solana never left the chat
Robinhood Chain is the newest addition, but Solana is one of Banana Gun’s core chains and stays fully active in the same place.
You can route Solana orders through Raydium, Pump.fun, Orca, or Meteora, all from the same chat you use for Robinhood Chain.
Nothing forces you to pick one chain and stay with it. Both stay available in the same thread, ready whenever you need them.
A trader working both chains in the same week does not need two separate setups or two sets of notifications. One chat covers both.
The same safety defaults follow you everywhere
Honeypot detection is on by default, and it blocks contracts you would not be able to sell out of. That protection travels with you across chains, not just the one you started on.
Anti-MEV protection works the same way, switched on from the start. On Solana specifically, that protection runs through Jito.
Anti-Rug and Anti-Rug GWEI sit in the same category, with a reported 80 to 85 percent success rate.
You are not reconfiguring safety settings every time you move between Robinhood Chain and Solana. The defaults are already on, on both sides of the chat.
One login, one chat, both chains
Access to the bot runs through Privy sign-in, using Google, Twitter, or Telegram. Access is non-custodial.
Robinhood Chain passed $9 billion in cumulative DEX volume in its first four weeks, and none of that growth changed how you place an order in the chat.
What stays the same is the routine itself. You send the same kind of commands for market buys, limit orders, and pending orders, no matter which chain the trade lands on.
You are not learning a second set of steps for Robinhood Chain, and you are not falling back on different habits for Solana. It is one chat, used the same way, chain after chain.
If you already run Banana Gun on Solana, Robinhood Chain sits inside the same chat window with nothing extra to install. If you are starting from scratch, you can start trading today, from a single entry point.
