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# Strategy Subscribers

Subscribers use strategies published by other Minara users. You can compare performance in Top Strategies and Marketplace, inspect the strategy and its creator, save it for later, then subscribe and run it from your own wallet through Autopilot.

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If you are new to Minara, use the existing [Create your account](https://minara.ai/docs/guide/getting-started/activate-your-account) and [Deposit](https://minara.ai/docs/guide/managing-funds-and-trading/deposit) guides before starting this path.

## The Subscriber path

1. [Explore the market](/docs/academy/strategy-followers/explore-the-market.md) through Top Strategies, Marketplace, and creator profiles.
2. [Run your first strategy](/docs/academy/strategy-followers/run-your-first-strategy.md) after reviewing its live record, drawdown, and trading setup.
3. [Monitor Autopilot](/docs/academy/strategy-followers/autopilot-explained.md), including equity, open positions, orders, and trade history.

You can also star a strategy without running it. Starred strategies remain available from your profile when you want to return to them.


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