# Explore Alerts

## A. Trending & For You Page

Section **Explore** allows you to see and subscribe to alerts from other users, especially from crypto experts who got most subscriptions.

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## **B. How to Subscribe to an Alert?**

To subscribe to any alert, simply click to 🔔 at the corner of each alert.

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### See Alert Settings

Before subscribing, you can check its description and **Config** by tapping an alert.

You can also **Copy** the alert config for your own usage.

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### **Subscribed Alerts**

Once you subscribe to an alert, you can track your subscriptions here.

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## **C. How to Create a Public Alert?**

During the process of creating an alert, you are able to select whether your alert's setting is private or public.

By choosing **Public**, you allow other users to see its settings and subscribe to your alert. &#x20;

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## D. Alert History

To quickly track back your historical alerts, you can check it out at **Alert History** section.

You can also filter out unneccessary alert types, tokens, wallet addresses and event types.

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