Trading Bot Bankr Expands to Solana with Token Launches on Raydium

AI-powered crypto bot Bankr added support for the Solana network, allowing AI agents to deploy tokens that run on Raydium, the sixth-largest protocol on Solana by the total value locked.

Following the expansion to Solana, the price of BankrCoin (BNKR) rose about 21% to $0.00063, making it one of the day’s top gainers as on Monday, according to CoinGecko. The token is still up over 120% on the weekly timeframe.

In an X post on Monday, Feb. 2, announcing the expansion to Solana, Bankr said the system carries a 0.5% pre-migration creator fee and a post-migration split that sends 50% of swap fees to the creator, 40% to Bankr and burns 10%.

The expansion comes as Bankr’s annualized revenue surged past $580,000, with 30-day fees around $47,600 and 24-hour fees near $2,000, according to DefiLlama data. Prior to the latest rollout, Bankr already supported Ethereum, Base and Polygon.

Still, on-chain trading data suggest that most tokens launched via Bankr have seen limited follow-through after deployment.

Of the roughly 25 Bankr-linked tokens with reported trading data, BNKR, the project’s own token, accounted for the largest share of activity, with about $41,800 in all-time volume, according to Dune data.

But when excluding BNKR, about 88% of third-party tokens launched via Bankr recorded less than $10,000 in cumulative volume and showed no trading activity over the past day, week or month, pointing to thin liquidity after launch.

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