Onchain crypto trading activity is showing renewed strength as traders return across multiple blockchain networks, prompting Banana Gun to expand its web-based application, Banana Pro, into a multichain trading platform with native support for Base.
The expansion comes as Base prepares for a network upgrade on December 17 and continues to attract growing liquidity, developers, and retail participation. By integrating Base directly into Banana Pro, the platform now allows traders to operate across Base and Solana from a single interface, reflecting a broader shift toward multichain onchain execution.
Multichain Onchain Activity Signals a Market Turning
Recent onchain data points to strengthening participation across BNB Chain, Ethereum, Solana, and Base, marking one of the most broadly distributed activity periods in weeks. Rather than concentrating on a single network, traders are deploying capital across ecosystems, a pattern commonly associated with early-stage momentum rather than short-lived speculation.
Market observers often view this type of multichain expansion as a constructive signal, indicating that traders are positioning ahead of larger directional moves instead of reacting to short-term volatility.
Banana Pro Positions for Where Liquidity Is Moving
As onchain activity accelerates, execution speed and cross-chain visibility have become increasingly important. Banana Pro’s Base integration enables traders to operate across Base and Solana from a single web app, supporting swaps, limit orders, and dollar-cost averaging without switching platforms.
By unifying tokens, positions, wallets, and watchlists across chains, Banana Pro is designed to help traders follow liquidity as it rotates, a behavior that has become more pronounced as Layer 2 networks gain traction alongside established chains.
Base in particular has emerged as a focal point for new deployments and trading experimentation, benefiting from Ethereum compatibility, lower transaction costs, and rising onchain activity.
Multichain Wallet Tracking and Faster Execution
The Base rollout also extends Banana Pro’s wallet tracking capabilities to include multichain visibility across Base and Solana. As early capital flows increasingly determine which tokens and narratives gain traction, real-time onchain wallet monitoring has become a key advantage for active traders.
Additional execution tools, including configurable quick-buy presets and modular interface overlays, are designed to reduce friction as onchain markets become more competitive and reaction speed becomes critical.
Foundation for Broader EVM Expansion
According to Banana Gun, the Base integration represents the first phase of a broader EVM expansion strategy. With the core multichain infrastructure now live, the platform plans to introduce additional tools, performance upgrades, and network support as onchain trading volumes continue to grow.
This strategy aligns with wider industry trends, including expanding stablecoin usage, increasing tokenization on Ethereum, and accelerating adoption of Layer 2 networks for trading and settlement.
Outlook: Infrastructure Strengthens Ahead of Volatility
While broader crypto prices remain range-bound, onchain participation and infrastructure development continue to advance. Historically, these conditions have tended to precede periods of increased volatility and trading opportunity rather than follow them.
By expanding Banana Pro into a multichain onchain trading platform with Base support, Banana Gun is positioning itself for the next phase of market growth, as traders increasingly prioritize speed, flexibility, and real-time visibility across networks.
Banana Pro is available now at pro.bananagun.io.
