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On-chain crypto trading activity is showing clear signs of recovery as traders return across multiple networks, according to new data from Banana Gun. At the same time, the company is expanding its core product, Banana Pro, into a fully multichain web-based trading platform with Base now live alongside existing networks.
The convergence of rising on-chain participation and broader tooling support points to a market that is quietly repositioning for the next phase of activity.
Multichain Trading Activity Begins to Accelerate
During the second week of December, trading volume increased across BNB Chain, Ethereum, Solana, and Base, marking the strongest multichain participation since early November. Rather than a single-chain surge, activity spread across ecosystems, a pattern typically associated with early-stage momentum rather than speculative spikes.
BNB Chain led the period with strong retail engagement, while Ethereum activity doubled week-over-week, signaling renewed conviction on mainnet. Solana remained consistent, and Base posted steady gains as traders began testing strategies on the Layer 2.
This broad participation reflects a shift toward on-chain execution environments where speed, transparency, and flexibility matter more than centralized access.
Banana Pro Expands to Base as Multichain Trading Becomes the Norm
As traders operate across more ecosystems, tooling has become a competitive advantage. Banana Gun’s web-based platform, Banana Pro, has now expanded its multichain support to include Base, allowing traders to manage positions, track wallets, and execute trades across chains from a single interface.
The move aligns with a growing trend toward Layer 2 adoption, particularly as Base attracts new liquidity, developers, and retail activity. By supporting Base natively, Banana Pro positions itself as a multichain trading web app built for traders who want early visibility and faster execution without switching platforms.
Unlike traditional single-chain tools, Banana Pro is designed to let users adapt as liquidity rotates between ecosystems, a behavior increasingly common in the current market.
Why Multichain Access Matters Right Now
The current environment rewards traders who can move seamlessly between chains. New tokens, early liquidity, and emerging narratives often appear on different networks before consolidating elsewhere.
By expanding Banana Pro’s multichain capabilities, Banana Gun is responding to a clear shift in trader behavior:
- Traders want early on-chain signals, not delayed listings
- Wallet tracking across chains is becoming essential
- Execution speed and clean data matter more than interface complexity
- Layer 2s like Base are gaining relevance alongside established networks
This approach reflects how active traders now operate, fluidly, on-chain, and across multiple ecosystems at once.
A Market Reorganizing, Not Stalling
While broader price action remains range-bound, on-chain data suggests the market is not dormant. Infrastructure is strengthening, participation is spreading across chains, and traders are positioning earlier.
Institutional developments reinforce this trend, with stablecoin infrastructure expanding, tokenized financial products growing on Ethereum, and Solana’s DeFi ecosystem continuing to mature. Base’s gradual but consistent activity adds another layer to this evolving landscape.
Historically, these conditions tend to emerge before volatility and directional moves return — not after.
With on-chain participation increasing and Banana Pro now operating as a multichain trading web app that includes Base, Banana Gun is positioning itself for the next phase of market activity.
For traders focused on early entries, real-time data, and execution across ecosystems, multichain access is no longer optional, it is becoming the baseline.
And current on-chain signals suggest many traders are already moving accordingly.