Task Operation
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**Task Status:** Tasks have two distinct states: **Running** and **Stopped**.
- **Running:** Tasks created by users are initially in the Running state, indicating that the task is actively monitoring the target transaction activities.
- **Stopped:** Stopped status signifies that the user has manually halted the task's operation. In this state, the task no longer monitors the target transaction activities. **Note:** Running tasks do not require the webpage to be kept open continuously.
For stopped tasks, there are four possible outcomes: **Success**, **Failure**, **Exception**, and **Cancellation**.
- **Success:** Indicates the task was triggered and successfully confirmed on the blockchain. After a successful task, users can view specific transaction details through the task details.
- **Failure:** Signifies that the task was triggered but failed to confirm on the blockchain. Users can check the task details for specific transaction information. The most common reason for failure is token inability to be sold due to contract security issues. It is advisable for users to avoid tokens with red risk items in the contract detection results.
- **Exception:** Indicates that the task did not initiate on the blockchain for a specific reason. Exceptions are rare occurrences. If an exception happens, users can resolve the issue by contacting the administrator.
- **Cancellation:** Represents a manually canceled task, which is no longer in the monitoring state.
Once a task is completed, the system will display detailed information about the finished task on the "Completed Tasks" page. The details include both the user's on-chain transaction information and the on-chain transaction information of the triggering condition. The displayed information is as follows:
Task ID: The unique task identifier assigned by the system.
Transaction TX: The transaction hash address of the on-chain transaction.
On-Chain Status: Indicates whether the on-chain transaction was successful or failed.
Block Time: The time when the on-chain transaction was confirmed and added to a block.
Transaction Quantity: The quantity specified by the user when creating the task.
