Banana Gun Reduces Token Supply With $350K Post-Vesting Token Burn

They burned their own tokens.

Nearly 50,000 team tokens, worth around $350,000, were permanently removed from supply right after vesting. No slow selling. No “unlock management.” No excuses.

Just gone.

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Why does this matter?

Because those tokens were fully unlocked after a two-year cliff. The team could have sold them like almost every other project does. Instead, they unanimously chose to burn them.

That’s not marketing. That’s alignment.

By destroying everything that unlocked, the Banana Gun team effectively committed to not selling team tokens at all. For anyone watching token behavior closely, this removes one of the biggest long-term risks: silent team distribution.

In simple terms

• No team sell pressure

• Reduced supply

• Clear signal of long-term commitment

And this didn’t happen in a vacuum.

The burn comes during a stretch of consistent green weeks, while Banana Gun continues returning 40% of fees directly to holders. The platform also recently launched on Base, earning App of the Week recognition after rolling out full onchain trading tools through $BANANA Pro.

What’s interesting is what didn’t happen next.

No flashy releases. No hype sprint.

Instead, the team openly said they’re now focused on building the bigger features for 2026, using the Base launch as a foundation rather than a finish line.

In a market where words are cheap, actions matter.

Burning $350,000 of your own vested tokens instead of selling them is about as loud as actions get.

Sometimes the most bullish signals aren’t price moves.

They’re behavior.