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This Sui package defines a PeripheryPool object, which acts as an intermediary for cross-chain liquidity operations. The primary object managed is PeripheryPool, which stores pool configuration, staged token amounts, and user-specific data in a Table. Public/entry functions include initialize_pool to create a new PeripheryPool and issue a PoolManagerCap to the deployer, and mint to allow users to deposit tokens into the pool, staging them for a future cross-chain minting operation. The mint function updates staged token amounts within the PeripheryPool and user-specific staged amounts and a withdraw_after_ms timestamp in the UserData table, then emits a MintRequestedEvent and interacts with a sui_action_box to create a cross-chain action. Notable patterns include the use of an admin cap (PoolManagerCap), dynamic fields (Table for user_datas), and time-gating for withdrawals (withdraw_after_ms).
This package defines a PeripheryPool object that acts as an intermediary for interacting with a kernel pool on another chain. The primary object is PeripheryPool, which stores configuration details, staged token amounts, user-specific data (UserData), and liquidity in Coin<Ty0> and Coin<Ty1>. Public entry functions allow users to initialize a pool (initialize_pool), request minting (mint), and settle minting requests (settle_mint). The initialize_pool function creates a new PeripheryPool object, emits a PoolInitializedEvent, and transfers a PoolManagerCap to the deployer. The mint function stages user deposits, updates user-specific data, and emits a MintRequestedEvent. The settle_mint function processes minting requests, adjusting staged amounts and emitting a MintSettledEvent. A notable pattern is the use of a PoolManagerCap for administrative control and gateway addresses for access control in the settle_mint function.
This package manages a singleton Config object, which holds configuration parameters for an action box. Public entry functions allow the Config owner to initialize the Config object, set the chain_id, set a minimum amount for actions, and add IDs to a whitelist. The create_action function allows anyone to create an action by providing SUI coins, which are transferred to an escrow address defined in the Config, provided the amount meets the minimum. The create_action_v2 function allows whitelisted objects to create actions. Both create_action functions emit events containing details of the action. The Config object uses an admin cap pattern, where only the owner can modify its fields. The create_action_v2 function uses an allowlist/signature gating pattern, checking if the provided object's ID is in the Config's whitelist.
This package manages a primary object type called `Config`, which stores an owner address, a chain ID, and a whitelist of object IDs. The `init_config` function creates and shares a new `Config` object, setting its initial owner to the transaction sender. The `set_chain_id` and `add_to_whitelist` functions allow the `Config` owner to update the chain ID or add new IDs to the whitelist, respectively. The `create_action_v2` function allows whitelisted objects to create an "action" by emitting an `ActionCreatedV2Event`, which includes details like the master address, user data, kernel app information, amounts, tokens, and a generated action ID. This package employs signature gating, as only the `Config` owner can modify the `Config` object, and also uses an allowlist (whitelist) to restrict which objects can call `create_action_v2`.
This package defines a PeripheryPool object, which acts as an intermediary for managing liquidity and facilitating cross-chain interactions for two token types (Ty0, Ty1). Public entry functions allow users to initialize a pool, request to mint liquidity, and settle mint requests. The initialize_pool function creates a new PeripheryPool object, assigns a manager, sets various configuration parameters (chain ID, VM type, kernel pool/factory, fee, description, gateways), and emits a PoolInitializedEvent. It also creates and transfers a PoolManagerCap to the manager, and shares the PeripheryPool object. The mint function allows users to deposit coins (Ty0 and Ty1) into the pool, staging them for a future mint operation. It updates the staged amounts in the PeripheryPool and in the user's UserData (stored in a dynamic table), sets a withdraw_after_ms timestamp, generates a unique action ID, and emits a MintRequestedEvent. It also calls an external sui_action_box::create_action_v2 function to
Wallets that share a funder, were co-funded by the same personal-scale source, or land in the same behavioral cluster. A heuristic, not proof of common control.
area + brightness = call volume; hover for detail
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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}Tinted amber on the bubble map when they appear in the expanded graph.
Top active hours by UTC. Circadian peak → likely E. Asia / Oceania.