Research and analysis
The Minara chat input has three modes. Chat is the default where you start typing and Minara answers conversationally. To switch to Deep Research or Data Visualization, type / in the input field and pick a mode from the slash menu.
Chat
The default mode. Ask any question about crypto, stocks, commodities, or macro. Minara queries its data sources in real time and responds in conversational format. Use this for price checks, quick analysis, trade signals, on-chain lookups, and follow-up questions.
Common examples: checking BTC price and on-chain metrics, reviewing ETH funding rates, looking up SOL whale activity, or asking about GOLD ($XAU) macro positioning.
Speed toggle: in Chat mode, you can switch between two response depths using the toggle on the right side of the input:
Fast: clear, concise answers with fewer reasoning steps. Good for quick checks.
Quality: thorough explanations with structured insights. Use for complex analysis or trade decisions.
Deep Research
How to activate: type / in the input and select Deep Research from the slash menu. The input shows a Deep Research chip once the mode is active; click the × on the chip to return to Chat.
Deep Research runs a multi-stage research workflow instead of responding immediately. Minara decomposes your question into tasks, queries multiple data sources in parallel, cross-validates findings, and produces a structured report with charts, citations, and an executive summary.
Slash menu
Deep Research mode activated
Use Deep Research when you need a shareable, source-backed output rather than a quick answer. For example: a fund memo on Ethereum's competitive positioning, a macro analysis of gold versus Bitcoin in a risk-off environment, or a sector overview of AI-related stocks like NVIDIA (NVDA), Microsoft (MSFT), and Amazon (AMZN).
Output is downloadable as PDF or Word.
When to use Deep Research vs Chat:
Response time
Seconds
1–3 minutes
Output format
Conversational
Structured report with sections
Best for
Quick decisions, follow-ups
In-depth analysis, documentation
Downloadable
No
Yes (PDF / Word)
Data Visualization
How to activate: type / in the input and select Data Visualization from the slash menu. The input shows a Data Visualization chip once the mode is active; click the × on the chip to return to Chat.
Data Visualization turns your question into structured data output — tables, charts, and visual breakdowns — instead of long-form prose. Minara picks the chart type that fits the question (line, bar, comparison table, distribution, etc.) and renders it inline in the chat.
Slash menu
Data Visualization mode activated
Available chart types: Lines, Bars, Pie, Candles, Funnel, Scatter, Heatmap, Radar, Calendar, Treemap, Sankey, Sunburst, Network, Gauge.
When to use Data Visualization:
Comparing multiple assets across a time range, for example BTC versus ETH versus SOL over 30 days
Visualizing whale or holder distributions for a specific token
Building a portfolio breakdown by chain or asset
Tracking wallet activity with charts
Comparing stock performance across sectors (AAPL, TSLA, NVDA, AMZN, MSFT)
Turning a research output into a visual you can share
Data Visualization queries typically cost more credits than standard Chat responses. The cost scales with the number of assets, the date range, and the number of charts rendered. Start with a table-only request if you want to control credit spend, then add charts in a follow-up.
Upload images or files
You can drop the files in the chat box to attach images, Excel/CSV files, or PDFs alongside your question. Minara reads the content and incorporates it into its response, for example analyzing a chart screenshot you annotated, reviewing a trading journal in Excel, or summarizing a whitepaper PDF.
Up to 5 files, 10 MB each. See Multimodal input for details and examples.
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