Minara AI tops Product Hunt daily chart and launches fully managed AI trading Autopilot simultaneously
BlockBeats News, January 27, digital finance AI Agent Minara topped the Product Hunt daily chart as Top 1, attracting significant attention from Web2, AI, and tech users. Being Top 1 on the Product Hunt daily chart is often seen as an important signal for next-generation products entering the global early adopter market.
At the same time, Minara launched the Autopilot automatic trading mode. With user authorization, AI can automatically manage positions (opening trades + take profit/stop loss) and dynamically adjust strategies.
In addition, Minara Trading Copilot uses AI to make quantitative capabilities accessible to all retail investors. Without the need to write code or understand complex models, the AI automatically generates trading strategies—including direction, entry, and TP/SL—based on on-chain and order book data. With one click, users can execute these strategies on Hyperliquid. With Minara, every user becomes an independently operating financial Agent.
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