Banana Gun supports Virtuals bonding transactions, with built-in Base cross-chain
On December 4th, the trading robot Banana Gun announced its support for users to purchase tokens during the bonding phase of Virtuals Protocol ecosystem. The Banana Gun's robot automatically exchanges ETH for VIRTUAL during transactions. Users only need to hold ETH on Base, as its EVM robot has built-in cross-chain with Base.
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