Copilot
Trading Copilot is an AI assistant that analyzes market conditions and generates structured trade signals for perpetual trading on Lighter and Hyperliquid. You review the signal (entry price, take-profit, and stop-loss) and execute with one click. You remain in control of every trade.
Access Trading Copilot at: copilot.minara.ai
Leveraged trading carries risk of total loss. Copilot signals are suggestions, not guarantees. Each trade uses leverage, and positions can be liquidated when the price moves against you. Read Liquidations and Margin & leverage before executing your first signal.
1. How Copilot generates signals
When you click Ask Long or Ask Short, Copilot evaluates the following inputs and produces a structured trade plan:
Market structure and price action
Multi-timeframe candlestick data matched to your selected trading style
Trend direction, volatility structure, key price levels
Technical indicators: EMA, RSI, MACD
Order book and liquidity
Real-time order book depth
Bid/ask imbalance and recent trade flow
Derivatives market signals
Funding rate history and direction
Open interest changes
Positioning dynamics from derivatives data
Risk filtering
Before presenting a signal, Copilot filters out setups with unfavorable risk-to-reward ratios, insufficient stop-loss buffers, or structurally invalid risk parameters.
The output includes:
Trade direction: Long, Short, or Neutral
Suggested entry price, take-profit (TP), and stop-loss (SL)
Brief explanation of the signal rationale

2. Signal parameters you control
Trading style: determines the timeframe Copilot focuses on:
Scalping: 3-minute chart, short in-and-out tradesDay: 15-minute chart, same-day entries and exitsSwing: 4-hour chart, positions held days to weeks
Strategy: determines the type of setup Copilot looks for:
Max Gain: high reward-to-risk setups with strong backtest upside; fewer trades, larger movesMax Win Rate(coming soon): higher-probability setups with more flexible entry conditions
Initial margin: your default margin amount for quick orders. Does not affect signal output.
3. Supported assets
Copilot generates signals for perpetuals available on Lighter and Hyperliquid. This includes:
Crypto: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and hundreds of other tokens
Commodities: gold (XAU), silver (SILVER), crude oil
Stocks: Apple (AAPL), Tesla (TSLA), NVIDIA (NVDA), Amazon (AMZN), Microsoft (MSFT), and other major US equities
4. Infrastructure
Minara does not provide liquidity or act as a counterparty. Perpetual trades execute on Lighter or Hyperliquid, depending on which wallet you use. Pricing, leverage, funding rates, and liquidity come from the underlying exchange. Minara is the AI interface and execution layer on top.
5. Deposit and transfer funds
Before trading, you need funds in a Lighter or Hyperliquid perps wallet. See Deposit for creating a wallet, depositing USDC, and transferring funds between wallets including across the two exchanges.
6. Executing a trade
Once Copilot generates a signal, it pre-fills a limit order with the suggested entry, take-profit, and stop-loss. Before confirming, you can adjust:
Leverage
Initial margin
Place the order with one click. Manual market and limit orders are also available for advanced users.
7. Managing open positions
Close all positions: closes all open positions at market price (requires confirmation).
Manual close: close individual positions via market or limit order.
Set take-profit and stop-loss on open positions:
Go to Trade > Positions, select a position, and click "Add":

Set TP and/or SL values, optionally add split targets, then confirm:

Your take-profit and stop-loss are now active on the position:

Realized PnL updates immediately after execution.
8. Open order management
You can cancel individual pending orders or use Cancel All Orders to clear everything at once.
9. Margin mode
Copilot supports both margin modes:
Cross margin: all positions share the same margin balanceIsolated margin: margin is isolated per position
Switch margin modes directly in the trading interface.
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