A new chain launched, and within days several trading bots claimed to support it. $ETH liquidity behaves differently on a chain this young, so a claim like that needs checking, not assuming.
Banana Gun's Telegram bot has run Robinhood Chain since the chain opened to trading bots, with market buys, limit orders, copy trading and faster execution, no waitlist and no separate setup involved.
It is not the only bot there. Maestro is live on the same chain, and the honest move right now is confirming support directly instead of trusting a chain list someone posted last week.
Why Robinhood Chain changed the bot question
Chain support used to be a settled fact. A bot supported Ethereum, Solana, Base, maybe BNB Chain, and that list held steady for months at a time.
Robinhood Chain compresses that timeline. Support gets announced, shipped, tested by traders, and sometimes quietly revised within a single week. "Is this bot live on that chain" stopped being a question with one permanent answer and became one you check again before every session.
That shift matters more than it sounds. A trader who assumes support carries risk from day one, before a single trade even happens.
What Banana Gun runs on the chain today
Banana Gun's Telegram bot has supported Robinhood Chain since the chain opened to trading bots. Market buys, limit orders, copy trading and faster execution all work there the same way they work on Ethereum, Solana, Base, BNB Chain and MegaETH.
Copy trading on Robinhood Chain runs through the same controls available on every other supported chain: Simple, Advanced and Advanced Presets modes, Buy Fixed, Buy Only Once with a 7 day block, and Min and Max Market Cap filters. Safety defaults carry over too, including honeypot detection and Anti-Rug protection.
One thing worth stating plainly. Banana Pro, the web terminal, does not run on Robinhood Chain. That access sits inside the Telegram bot only. That access sits inside the Telegram bot only.
Who else is on the chain
Banana Gun is not the only bot that showed up here. Maestro is live on Robinhood Chain, and coverage has also placed TradeWiz, Bloom and Sigma trading it. That is a genuinely crowded field for a chain this new.
What's missing from that list matters as much as what's on it. Trojan is a well known name in this category, and its Robinhood Chain status is not something confirmed either way in public coverage right now.
That's not a mark against Trojan. It's a reminder that chain lists age fast, and the correct answer on something this recent is sometimes "check before you assume," not a guess in either direction.
How to check whether a bot really supports a new chain
Don't take a chain list at face value on anything that launched in the last few weeks. Open the bot, look for the chain in the selector, and try a small market buy before committing real size.
Watch the gap between "the team announced it's coming" and "the feature works right now inside the app." Those are two different claims, and on a fast moving chain that gap can run days or weeks wide.
$SOL traders who've lived through past chain rollouts know this pattern well, coverage often runs ahead of what's actually shipped and usable.
If a bot won't let you select the chain, or the trade fails silently, that tells you more than any headline will.
Picking one without guessing
There is no single correct bot for Robinhood Chain today. There's the bot whose support you can actually verify, and everything else is a guess dressed up as research.
Banana Gun's case is easy to verify on your own. The chain has been in the Telegram bot since it opened, with copy trading and limit orders included from day one, and that's confirmed rather than assumed.
For any other name on your shortlist, run the same five minute check before you fund a wallet against it.
A chain this new rewards the trader who confirms over the trader who repeats what they read somewhere else.
Which bot are you actually running on Robinhood Chain, and did you verify it yourself or trust someone else's post?
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