Monkey Wall Street

Monkey Wall Street keeps the Central Market income and the +10% Merchantman buff, then adds $4,000 and 15 lives at the end of every round. Its range grows from 40 to 75 units, and it automatically collects anything in that range, including bananas, Bloon Trap cash and Supply Drop crates. The $4,000 bonus is not affected by crosspaths, but Monkey City and Geraldo's Fertilizer do increase it.

When to buy it

Monkey Wall Street is a convenience farm. Placed in the middle of a group of Banana Research Facilities, it collects all their crates for you, which matters in long games with lots of farms. The 15 lives per round are a nice safety net in Freeplay.

In Trade Empire setups it can replace one of your 10 Central Markets without losing the Merchantman buff.

It is also used as a temporary money holder on the way to Banana Central. Near three Favored Trades its sellback is very high, so you can build it, earn for a round or two, then sell it to fund the Central.

How it compares

• Banana Central makes $6,000 to $7,500 per round, buffs every BRF by 25%, and scales with Overclock. Monkey Wall Street's end-of-round bonus ignores Overclock.
• Monkey-Nomics wins when rounds are long enough for two ability uses.
• Monkey Wall Street wins on comfort: no clicking, extra lives, and auto-collect.

Is it worth it?

As a pure income tier 5, it is the weakest of the three. It is worth buying in long games where auto-collect and lives matter, or in a Trade Empire build. Like every Banana Farm, it is disabled in CHIMPS, so its lives never help there.

Frequently asked questions

How much money does Monkey Wall Street make?

The Central Market income ($1,120 to $1,400 per round depending on crosspath) plus a flat $4,000 at the end of each round.

How much does Monkey Wall Street cost?

$70,000 on Medium. The page lists the cost for every difficulty.

Does Monkey Wall Street collect bananas automatically?

Yes. It collects bananas, crates, Bloon Trap cash and other collectables within its 75 range.