How does Minara’s cross-chain trading feature work?

🌉 How Does Minara Cross-Chain Trading Work?

Core Mechanism: Automated Bridging + Smart Routing，Minara’s cross-chain transaction process works like this:

Your instruction (natural language)

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Minara AI parses intent

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Automatically selects optimal bridging solution

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Executes cross-chain transfer

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Executes transaction on target chain

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Completed

Key point: Minara automatically handles cross-chain transfers without manual bridging or network switching. This means you never need to:

– Manually select bridging protocols (e.g., Stargate, Across, Wormhole)

– Manually switch networks

– Wait for multiple transaction confirmations

– Troubleshoot bridging failures

Minara handles all of this for you.

✅ You can use USDC on Ethereum to buy new coins on Solana.

This is precisely the core use case for Minara’s cross-chain functionality. Let me walk you through the complete step-by-step process:

Scenario: Buying new coins on Solana using USDC on Ethereum

Step 1: Prepare Funds

First, you need to have USDC on the Ethereum chain within Minara. There are three ways to do this:

Key Point: USDC is Minara’s base trading currency.

Step 2: Place Orders with Natural Language

This is Minara’s most powerful feature. Simply say one sentence in the chat box:

“Buy $500 of $FWOG on Solana with my Ethereum USDC”

Step 3: Minara Automates Processing

Minara’s AI Agent will:

1. Recognize your intent

– Source Chain: Ethereum

– Source Asset: USDC

– Target Chain: Solana

– Target Asset: $FWOG

– Amount: $500

2. Select the optimal route

– Evaluate multiple bridging solutions (Stargate, Wormhole, etc.)

– Choose the lowest-fee, fastest option

– Calculate slippage and gas fees

3. Execute cross-chain transfer

– Withdraw USDC from your Ethereum wallet

– Transfer via bridge protocol to Solana

– Receive USDC on Solana

4. Execute transaction on Solana

– Purchase $FWOG with USDC on Solana DEX

– Complete transaction

5. Confirm and notify

– Send transaction confirmation to your email or Telegram

– Display final cost (including all fees)

Step 4: One-Click Confirmation

Minara will generate an interactive plugin. Simply click “Yes” to complete the entire process.

💰 Cost Analysis: How Much Does Cross-Chain Trading Cost?

This is a question on many people’s minds. According to the official documentation, cross-chain transactions incur three types of fees.

Actual Example: Buying a new token on Solana with $500 USDC

Assuming you want to use $500 USDC from Ethereum to buy $FWOG on Solana:

Total Cost Breakdown:

├─ Ethereum Network Fee: $10-30 (depending on Gas price)

├─ Bridge Fee: $2-5 (Stargate or Wormhole)

├─ Solana Network Fee: $0.01 (very cheap)

├─ DEX Service Fee: $5 (1% of $500)

└─ Total Fees: $17-41 (about 3.4%-8.2% of the cost)

└─ You can eventually buy $FWOG for $459-483.

Key Insights：

• If the amount you buy is small (like $50), the cost percentage will be high (possibly 20-30%)

• If the amount you buy is large (like $5000), the cost percentage will be low (possibly 2-3%)

• Optimal amount: between $500-$2000, with the most reasonable cost percentage

⚡ Execution speed: How long do I have to wait?

🔐 Security: Will my funds be lost?

This is the most critical question. Minara employs robust security measures, creating an on-chain smart contract wallet for each user instead of storing funds in Minara’s database.

Minara’s Multi-Layer Security Mechanism

Minara employs the following technologies:

1. Sharded Key Management

– Keys are encrypted and distributed across separate security boundaries

– Even if one key is compromised, it cannot be used independently

2. TEE Custody (Trusted Execution Environment)

– Keys are processed within Intel SGX’s trusted environment

– Keys cannot be extracted even if Minara’s servers are compromised

3. M-of-N Multi-Signature

– Transactions require signatures from multiple independent services

– Includes business, risk control, policy, and other services

4. AWS KMS Protection

– Additional key management layer

Simply put: Even if Minara is hacked, your funds are highly unlikely to be stolen. Before executing any transaction, Minara automatically verifies:

– ✅ Sufficient account balance

– ✅ Reasonable gas fees

– ✅ Correct slippage settings

– ✅ Accurate target address

📊 Summary: The core advantages of Minara cross-chain transactions

Minara’s advantages: If there is network congestion or price fluctuations, Minara will intelligently adjust the Gas fee and automatically retry, which means you don’t have to worry about the transaction being stuck.

For more in-depth professional analysis and real-time data visualization, you can use Minara’s Deep Research mode, which allows you to obtain the system’s multi-angle research, performance comparison charts, and downloadable detailed reports.