Have been exploring crypto-native DeFAI agents lately for general-purpose research and chanced upon @minara (backed by @circle) as an emerging contender. This AI copilot assistant (powered by @dmind_ai’s finance-focused LLM) has pretty strong research capabilities with automated E2E workflows like recurring reports and structured intent→execution loops. It even surfaces its intermediate reasoning, which is pretty insightful imo. Beyond research, you can build monitoring workflows, trading strategies, and more all through prompts. One thing that stands out vs. most AI platforms is Minara’s dedicated 'Workflows' feature for personalised automation across a wide spectrum: 🔸 Wallet copy-trades 🔸 Automated strategies (e.g., smart DCA plans) 🔸 Recurring monitoring reports & research digests Personally, I mainly use it to auto-gather recurring data across research platforms which helps optimise my daily intake of insights from @DefiLlama, @artemis, @TheBlock__, @RWA_xyz, @coingecko etc. It also has a Discover feature which functions like an in-platform macro dashboard: 1⃣ Crypto Picks → sentiment, price insights, bullish/bearish token breakdowns with recent catalysts 2⃣ News Feed → similar to Nansen or Elfa AI, aggregating notable news across majors + macro Both are great for fast, high-signal catch-ups without scrolling through X or jumping across multiple news outlets. While these are just for daily/recurring general-purpose research, my favourite use-case still is strategy curation & yield alfa. With @arbitrum’s ongoing DRiP program, there’s tons of chonky yields to capitalise on. Using Minara, all it takes is a prompt like: “analyse arbitrum’s latest yield opportunities with the ongoing DRiP program” And it gives: 1⃣A detailed breakdown of the program (eligibility, assets, protocols) 2⃣Suggested strategy types (looping → highest efficiency) 3⃣Protocol recommendations across risk tiers (conservative → aggressive) 4⃣A clear outline of risks for each type The intermediate articulation (#1) helps with contextual understanding + easy source referencing, while #3 and #4 are key for understanding trade-offs. Honestly, this is amazing for non-DeFi-savvy users and even for me, it saves a ton of time doing DD across individual platforms. Feel free to check it out via the link attached below⬇️