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# Crypto Mode

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**Crypto Mode: Automatic Filtering of Tokens and Contract Addresses**

Enhance your message filtering by automatically forwarding relevant content about tokens and contract addresses.

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&#x20;✅ **Crypto Mode Features:**

* **Contract Address Filtering:** Detects across multiple blockchains (e.g., BTC, ETH).
* **Fast Mode:** Increases filtering speed (disables editing/replies).
* **Contract Frequency Checker:** Analyzes contract appearance patterns.
* **Duplicate Detection:** Avoids repeated posts on the same contract.
* **Custom Header/Footer:** Adds context to forwarded messages.

⚙️ **Setup Guide**

1. **Navigate to Detail Task Forward**\
   Access the "Detail Task Forward" section.
2. **Select Crypto Mode**\
   Choose the desired crypto mode.
3. **Configure Parameters**\
   Set the required parameters according to your needs.
4. **Save**\
   Remember to save your configurations.

### Network Filter in Crypto Mode

**Network Filter** lets you choose which blockchain networks your Crypto task will process. It supports both Forward and Publish tasks, with six available networks: **Ethereum (ETH), BNB Smart Chain (BSC), Robinhood Chain, Base, Arbitrum One, and Solana**.

### How to use it

1. Open the task you want to configure and go to **Crypto Mode**.
2. Enable **Contract Address** to display the Crypto options.
3. Find **Network Filter** below **Duplicate Content Checking**.
4. Select one or more networks. Selected networks have a blue border and a checkmark. Tap a selected network again to deselect it.
5. Tap **Done** to save your settings.

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### All networks or specific networks?

* **All networks:** keeps the default Crypto processing behavior without restricting it by network.
* **Specific networks:** only processes addresses with evidence identifying them as belonging to a selected network, such as a matching blockchain explorer link.

For example, select **Ethereum** and **Solana** to process only addresses identified as belonging to those two networks.

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### Things to know

* Selecting **All networks** clears individual selections. Deselecting the last network also returns the filter to All networks. Tap **Done** to save the change.
* Turning off Crypto hides Network Filter but keeps your saved selection for the next time you enable it.
* The feature uses your existing Crypto eligibility. No separate network filter purchase is required.
* If saving fails, check the error message and your connection. Your unconfirmed selections remain on the screen so you can continue editing.