all collections · daily · marketplace overlay
weekly · real (teal) vs wash (rose)
counterparties · funders · clusters
Move packages this wallet published on-chain — what it shipped, not what it used.
This package manages a "Global" object, which serves as a central registry for "Shares" objects associated with different addresses. Public functions allow users to buy and sell these shares, with prices determined by a bonding curve (`get_price`). Fees (protocol and subject fees) are applied to trades, and these fees are configurable by an `AdminCap` holder. The `Global` object also contains a `vault` (a `Balance<SUI>`) to hold funds, and `Table` dynamic fields are used to track share holdings and supply.
This package defines a social token system where users can buy and sell "shares" associated with an address (subject). The primary object is `Global`, which holds the system's configuration, a vault for SUI, and a table mapping subject addresses to their `Shares` data. Public functions allow an `AdminCap` holder to update protocol and subject fees, and users to buy and sell shares. Buying shares increases the subject's share supply and transfers SUI from the buyer to the vault, protocol fee destination, and subject. Selling shares decreases the subject's share supply and transfers SUI from the vault to the seller, after deducting protocol and subject fees. The system uses dynamic fields (`table`) to manage share holdings and supplies for each subject and holder.
This Sui package, "socialcoin," manages a global "Global" object that acts as a central registry for "Shares" objects. The "Global" object contains a dynamic table mapping addresses to "Shares" objects, a configuration for fees, and a SUI vault. "Shares" objects track the supply of shares for a given subject and who holds them, using dynamic tables for holders and holdings. The public functions allow an authorized "AdminCap" holder to update the protocol and subject fee percentages and the protocol fee destination. Users can buy and sell shares. Buying shares involves depositing SUI into the protocol's vault, updating share supply and holder data, and emitting a "TradeEvent." Selling shares deducts shares from the user, transfers SUI from the vault to the seller, and distributes fees to the protocol and subject. Notable patterns include the use of dynamic fields (tables) within "Global" and "Shares" to manage share data, an "AdminCap" for configuration changes, and a vault (Global.vault) to hold SUI for share trading. Fees
This package manages a "SocialCoin" system and a "Club" messaging system. The primary object types are `Global` (for SocialCoin configuration, shares, and a SUI vault) and `Global` (for Club administration and clubs). The `socialcoin` module allows users to buy and sell shares of other users, with prices determined by a bonding curve. Fees are collected for the protocol and the subject of the shares, and these fees are transferred to designated addresses. The `club` module enables users to create and delete messages within clubs, where club ownership and message deletion permissions are managed. Notable patterns include the use of `Table` and `TableVec` for dynamic data storage, an `AdminCap` for administrative functions in `socialcoin`, and signature gating for message deletion in `club` (either the sender or the global admin can delete a message).
This package manages "Club" objects, which represent social clubs with associated channels. It initializes a singleton "Global" object that acts as a registry for all clubs, indexing them by ID, type, and owner. Public functions allow for creating new clubs (requiring a fee of 1 SUI), adding/removing club administrators, and updating various club details like name, logo, description, announcement, and membership threshold. Club updates and channel management (adding, deleting, updating channel names) are gated, requiring the transaction sender to be either the club's creator or an authorized administrator.
casualRule-based labels, conservative precision.
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 E. / SE Asia.