Jakesueee @jakesueeeee - Twitter Profile

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2 months ago

I've traded millions of dollars worth of volume on @Maestro, @Basebot, and @Sigma trading bots, and nothing like this has ever happened before. In 2025, I registered the @Bananagun bot to trade on the Sonic chain when it was starting to heat up. I used all of my $28,000 to buy $Beets tokens, but @bananagun redirected the liquidity pool to a contract worth nearly $2,000 and stole my remaining $27,000 (see image below). I also conducted similar transactions on other bots, verifying the project contract was 100% correct and there was definitely no mistake. After placing a buy order and seeing a token with a 99% loss on my screen, I panicked and checked the project, only to find the price still going up with no signs of a scam. It wasn't until I investigated further that I discovered the bot @bananagun had misdirected my liquidity, causing me to lose $27,000. I started complaining to the Banana developers and moderators in the group chat, but they began to steer me towards private messages. They then gave reasons why I hadn't bought correctly and had made mistakes. When I presented convincing evidence, they copied and pasted old messages and showed contempt for me (perhaps because I'm a small-scale investor). Eventually, the admins simultaneously banned me from the group and deleted the messages blocking me immediately. I ask you, if you work transparently, why are you avoiding responsibility? The conversation can probably be summarized below: • They claimed they didn't support a liquidity pool for the token I bought. But before buying, I had received a notification from the official @bananagun website that they officially supported the Sonic chain. • When I continued to present evidence, they kept refuting my points, like children trying to avoid admitting their mistakes due to their lack of understanding. • When I submitted some articles and similar complaints, they started blocking me and not responding. • If the liquidity redirection issue hadn't occurred, I would have received a 3x profit from buying $Beets early, instead of receiving over $80,000, I would have received less than $2,000. I don't want to make a big deal out of this, but regarding the fees you charge players, you're clearly collecting hundreds of times more than my $27,000 @bananagun Actually, I've also checked some of your mods and staff on various platforms, and it seems they are the ones most likely to negatively impact the @bananagun ecosystem. They've probably exploited a liquidity routing vulnerability. They even shill memecoins to make money! - Here are some photographic proofs: 1/ @Jelitics also lost $25,000 in 2024 due to liquidity redirection.(https://t.co/UqeSy9pYWU) 2/ Your moderators also engage in shady dealing with junk coins to make money. 3/ My buy order on your bot resulted in a 99% loss after the purchase, due to your liquidity manipulation. 4/ The video I attached shows me making the correct token purchase but being redirected to the wrong liquidity scheme.(https://t.co/SgsSNg8uXQ) @bananagun I hope you can resolve this for me amicably. @Romer @TheGoobr @michaelfkong @MacTries

JakeSueeeee's tweet photo. I've traded millions of dollars worth of volume on @Maestro, @Basebot, and @Sigma trading bots, and nothing like this has ever happened before.

In 2025, I registered the @Bananagun bot to trade on the Sonic chain when it was starting to heat up. I used all of my $28,000 to buy $Beets tokens, but @bananagun redirected the liquidity pool to a contract worth nearly $2,000 and stole my remaining $27,000 (see image below).

I also conducted similar transactions on other bots, verifying the project contract was 100% correct and there was definitely no mistake.

After placing a buy order and seeing a token with a 99% loss on my screen, I panicked and checked the project, only to find the price still going up with no signs of a scam. It wasn't until I investigated further that I discovered the bot @bananagun had misdirected my liquidity, causing me to lose $27,000.

I started complaining to the Banana developers and moderators in the group chat, but they began to steer me towards private messages. They then gave reasons why I hadn't bought correctly and had made mistakes. When I presented convincing evidence, they copied and pasted old messages and showed contempt for me (perhaps because I'm a small-scale investor). Eventually, the admins simultaneously banned me from the group and deleted the messages blocking me immediately. I ask you, if you work transparently, why are you avoiding responsibility?

The conversation can probably be summarized below:

• They claimed they didn't support a liquidity pool for the token I bought. But before buying, I had received a notification from the official @bananagun website that they officially supported the Sonic chain.

• When I continued to present evidence, they kept refuting my points, like children trying to avoid admitting their mistakes due to their lack of understanding.

• When I submitted some articles and similar complaints, they started blocking me and not responding.

• If the liquidity redirection issue hadn't occurred, I would have received a 3x profit from buying $Beets early, instead of receiving over $80,000, I would have received less than $2,000.

I don't want to make a big deal out of this, but regarding the fees you charge players, you're clearly collecting hundreds of times more than my $27,000 @bananagun

Actually, I've also checked some of your mods and staff on various platforms, and it seems they are the ones most likely to negatively impact the @bananagun ecosystem. They've probably exploited a liquidity routing vulnerability. They even shill memecoins to make money!

- Here are some photographic proofs:

1/ @Jelitics also lost $25,000 in 2024 due to liquidity redirection.(https://t.co/UqeSy9pYWU)

2/ Your moderators also engage in shady dealing with junk coins to make money.

3/ My buy order on your bot resulted in a 99% loss after the purchase, due to your liquidity manipulation.

4/ The video I attached shows me making the correct token purchase but being redirected to the wrong liquidity scheme.(https://t.co/SgsSNg8uXQ)

@bananagun I hope you can resolve this for me amicably.

@Romer @TheGoobr @michaelfkong @MacTries

Jelitics

@Jelitics

over 2 years ago

It has impacted me negatively that @bananagun has failed to provide us the correct pool data for $DJT and has caused me to lose over $25,000. All of the other competing bots do not have this issue and It didn't cross my mind to check the lp on the bot data when purchasing. The lp was $1500 on a $180,000,000 mc coin. that alone should have been flagged as "not safe" and it wasnt. I would appreciate banana take a professional stance and take care of all their clients that had this issue. I've contributed more than enough volume to repay my losses due to a lack of risk protocol from the bot.

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