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This package defines a "BigVector" object, which is a key-value store implemented as a B-tree-like structure using dynamic fields. The BigVector object stores a unique ID, depth, length, max slice size, max fan-out, root ID, and last ID. The public/friend functions allow users to create an empty BigVector, destroy an empty one, check if it's empty, get its length or depth, borrow (read) or borrow_mut (write) values by key, insert new key-value pairs, and remove key-value pairs. The "slice_around", "slice_following", "slice_before", "min_slice", "max_slice", "next_slice", and "prev_slice" functions provide navigation capabilities within the BigVector's internal structure. The package heavily utilizes dynamic fields to store "Slice" objects, which are the nodes of the B-tree. There are no explicit signature/allowlist gating, time-gating, admin caps, vault/escrow, or royalties mentioned in
This package defines a `Store` object, which acts as an administrative hub for a custom `MYSTIC` coin. The `init` function creates and shares a `Store` object, along with freezing the `CoinMetadata` and storing the `TreasuryCap` and `DenyCapV2` for the `MYSTIC` coin as dynamic object fields within the `Store`'s ID. Public functions `register_bridge` and `register_bridge_with_signature` mint `MYSTIC` coins using the stored `TreasuryCap` and then call external `tradeport_bridge` functions, with `register_bridge_with_signature` additionally taking a signature. Entry functions `set_version` and `set_admin` allow the designated admin to update the `Store`'s version and admin address, respectively. All public and entry functions are gated by `verify_version` (checking if version is 1) and `verify_admin` (checking if the caller is the admin).
This package, tradeport_biddings, facilitates a bidding system for NFTs. The primary objects it manages are MultiBid and SingleBid. MultiBid allows a buyer to place multiple bids, while SingleBid represents a single bid for a specific NFT or NFT type. Public/entry functions allow users to create, update, and cancel both MultiBids and SingleBids. When a bid is created, the associated SUI is deposited into the bid object's balance. Canceling a bid returns the SUI to the buyer. The accept_bid functions process bids, transferring the NFT to the buyer and distributing the SUI to the seller, royalties, and fees. Notable patterns include the use of dynamic object fields to store MultiBid and SingleBid objects within a central Store object. The Store object also holds an admin address and a fee_bps (basis points) for platform fees. The system integrates with Sui's transfer_policy for handling royalties and other rules, and uses Kiosk for NFT transfers. Admin gating is present for certain operations like migrating bids.
This package defines a `BONE` coin and a `Store` object. The `Store` object holds a version, an admin address, and uses dynamic object fields to store the `TreasuryCap<BONE>` and `DenyCapV2<BONE>` for the `BONE` coin. Public/entry functions allow an authorized admin to register bridges (minting `BONE` coins in the process) and to update the `Store`'s version and admin address. All administrative functions are gated by an `admin` address check and a `version` check.
This package, `tradeport_nft_strategy`, manages NFT trading strategies. The primary object types are `Manager` (an admin object) and `Strategy<NFT_TYPE, FT_TYPE>`, which holds SUI and fungible token balances, a Kiosk, and an optional `TransferPolicy`. Public/entry functions allow an admin to create new strategies, set swap fees, and update the admin address or contract version. The `apply_ft_strategy` function swaps SUI from the strategy's balance for fungible tokens, while `apply_tradeport_nft_strategy_confirm_request` buys an NFT from a TradePort orderbook using SUI from the strategy, then relists it at a higher price. The `reward_strategy` function adds SUI to a strategy's balance. Notable patterns include admin gating for configuration functions, dynamic fields to store multiple `Strategy` objects under a single `Manager`, and the use of Kiosks for NFT management.
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Where this wallet's SUI first came from, and what it seeded downstream. Observational: a CEX funder suggests a real/retail origin; a high-fanout non-CEX funder is a signal worth noting — not proof of anything.
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}Top active hours by UTC. Circadian peak → likely UK / W. Europe / W. Africa.