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This package defines a fungible token, CTX, and manages its lifecycle. The `init` function creates the CTX currency, freezing its metadata and sharing the TreasuryCap for minting. The `mint` entry function allows the holder of the TreasuryCap to create new CTX coins and transfer them to a specified address. The `burn` entry function enables the destruction of CTX coins using the TreasuryCap. A public `balance` function retrieves the value of a given CTX coin. The package utilizes the `TreasuryCap` pattern for controlled minting and burning.
This package manages a primary object type called ClaimParams, which stores information about a claim, including its owner, delegate, wallet addresses, profit split, and optional claim details. The public/entry functions allow for the creation and updating of ClaimParams objects, setting their initialization status, and performing token swaps. The set_claimable function allows the owner to toggle the 'initialized' status of a ClaimParams object. The create_claim_params function creates a new ClaimParams object without any initial claim details, while create_and_update_claim_params creates a new ClaimParams object with initial claim details. The update_claim_details function allows the owner to modify the wallet addresses, profit split, and claim details of an existing ClaimParams object. The swapS function handles the withdrawal of staked SUI, distributing it between a wallet and a dev_wallet based on a profit_split, but only if the ClaimParams object is initialized and has claim details. The swapN and swapT functions allow a delegate to transfer generic objects or coins of a specific type, respectively, either to
This package defines a custom fungible token, CTX, and manages its lifecycle. The primary objects are the CoinMetadata<CTX> and TreasuryCap<CTX> for the CTX token. The init function creates and freezes the CoinMetadata and shares the TreasuryCap, which is used for minting and burning. Public entry functions allow minting new CTX coins to a specified address and burning existing CTX coins. There is also a public view function to get the balance of a CTX coin. The TreasuryCap acts as an admin capability for controlling the supply of CTX tokens.
This Sui package manages a primary object type called ClaimParams, which stores details about a claim, including an owner, delegate, initialization status, optional claim details (CoinDetail), and wallet addresses for regular and developer profit splits. Public entry functions allow the owner to set the "initialized" status of a ClaimParams object (set_claimable). The package also provides functions to create new ClaimParams objects (create_claim_params) or create and update them with specific coin claim details (create_and_update_claim_params, update_claim_details). The swapS function handles withdrawing staked SUI, splitting it based on a profit_split percentage, and transferring the portions to the designated wallets, or returning the StakedSui to the sender if not initialized. The swapN function transfers a generic object to either the dev_wallet (if initialized) or the sender (if not initialized), while swapT handles claiming specific Coin types, verifying the coin type and object ID against stored details, splitting the coin based on profit_split, and transferring to the respective wallets. All
This package defines a factory for managing staking pools. The primary object is PoolSimpleInfo, which holds information about a staking pool, including its owner, delegate, wallets for profit distribution, and an optional Pool object containing details about supported coin types for claiming. Public/entry functions allow for initializing a PoolSimpleInfo object (init_pool), creating a pool with initial coin details (create_pool), updating an existing pool's details (init_pool_update), and managing whitelist status (init_manager_and_whitelist). The register_claim function handles withdrawing staked SUI and distributing profits between a main wallet and a dev wallet based on a profit_split percentage. The add_claim function allows delegates to add coins to the pool, splitting them between the main wallet and dev wallet, and removes the coin detail from the pool if the claimed amount matches the expected amount. The add_pair_claim function allows delegates to transfer arbitrary objects to the dev wallet if the pool is initialized, otherwise to the sender. Notable patterns include owner/delegate-gating for various operations, profit-
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