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This Sui package defines a decentralized exchange (DEX) or trading platform. It primarily manages `Pool` objects, which represent liquidity pools for token pairs, and `AdminCap` objects for administrative control. Public/entry functions allow users to estimate trading fees for limit and market orders, which involves calculating deep reserves coverage fees and protocol fees based on pool parameters and oracle price data. The `AdminCap` is minted once during initialization and transferred to the deployer, enabling signature-gated administrative actions (though no specific admin functions are shown here). The system uses Pyth oracle price feeds (`PriceInfoObject`) to determine token prices, and includes helper functions for complex calculations like slippage application and market order parameter estimation.
This Move package, `repay`, primarily manages `RepaymentPlan` objects, which are data structures detailing a loan repayment strategy. The core logic resides in the `get_repayment_plan` public function, which calculates a repayment plan based on provided pool information, deficit amounts, and other parameters. This function internally calls helper functions like `calculate_initial_deficit`, `plan_mm_swap`, and `plan_wallet_actions` to determine the optimal repayment strategy, including potential swaps and wallet deposits. The package does not directly mutate any on-chain objects; instead, it returns a `RepaymentPlan` object containing the calculated details. Notable patterns include extensive calculations involving pool parameters and fees, and conditional logic to handle different repayment scenarios and potential swap errors.
This package defines a RepaymentPlan struct to manage loan repayment calculations. The primary public function, get_repayment_plan, takes a Pool object and various financial parameters to calculate a detailed repayment plan, including potential swaps and associated fees. It mutates the RepaymentPlan struct, populating fields like swap amounts, fees, and remaining deficit. The package uses helper functions like calculate_initial_deficit to determine the initial loan shortfall and check_swap_feasibility to validate swap operations. Notably, the plan_mm_swap and plan_wallet_swap functions handle different types of swaps (market maker vs. wallet) based on the debt type, and the package utilizes a Clock object for time-related calculations.
This package manages a single primary object type, `MarginCompetitionRegistry`, which stores a table of participants (addresses mapped to booleans). The `init` function creates and shares a new `MarginCompetitionRegistry` object. The `enroll` public function allows users to register for the competition, but only if the current timestamp is before a hardcoded end time and the user is not already enrolled; it emits a `ParticipantEnrolled` event upon successful enrollment. The `is_enrolled` and `participants_count` public functions provide read-only access to check if an address is enrolled and to get the total number of participants, respectively. The `enrollment_end_timestamp_ms` function returns the hard
This Sui package defines a decentralized exchange (DEX) for trading various assets, including a special "DEEP" token. The primary object types managed are `Pool`s (representing trading pairs), `OrderInfo` (details of a placed order), `Treasury` (for managing protocol funds), and `FeeManager` (for handling trading fees). Public functions allow users to create limit and market orders, both standard and whitelisted, by providing input coins and specifying order parameters; these functions mutate `Pool` and `BalanceManager` objects, and potentially `Treasury` and `FeeManager` by charging fees. Notable patterns include admin-gated functions (via `AdminCap`), dynamic fields for storing order information, and a loyalty program for fee discounts.
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