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This Sui package implements a prediction market. It primarily manages PredictionMarket objects, which represent individual markets and contain details like name, icon, order books (yes/no PriceLevel vectors), a SUI vault, and a table of UserShares. Public/entry functions allow users to cancel_order, place_order, and resolve_market (not shown in provided IR but implied by EventMarketResolved). The place_order function handles order matching, updates the market's SUI vault, and modifies UserShares. The cancel_order function removes orders from the order book and refunds SUI from the market's vault. Notable patterns include: 1. AdminCap: An AdminCapability object is created during initialization and transferred to the deployer, suggesting administrative control over market creation or other privileged operations (though no public functions explicitly use it in this IR). 2. Dynamic Fields: The shares_issued field within PredictionMarket is a Table, acting as a dynamic field to store UserShares for each address. 3. Vault/Escrow: The sui_
This package defines a `ScheduleEvent` struct to represent scheduled tasks, containing an execution time, path, amount, and parameter ID. The `init` function claims and keeps a `JARJAR_SCHEDULER` object, which appears to be a dummy object. The `emit_scheduled_task_event` public function takes a path, execution time, amount, parameter ID, and a `Coin<BINKS>` object. It checks if the coin's value is greater than 1000000000 (1 billion), aborting if not, then emits a `ScheduleEvent` and transfers the `Coin<BINKS>` to a hardcoded address. This module primarily manages `ScheduleEvent` objects by emitting them as events and handles `Coin<BINKS>` transfers.
This package manages `Params` objects, which represent scheduled tasks containing a unique ID, text, sender address, a `BINKS` fee, and an execution timestamp. The `register_scheduled_task` function creates a new `Params` object, initializes it with provided details and a `BINKS` coin, and then shares this object. The `task_to_execute` function allows execution of a scheduled task only if the current timestamp is greater than or equal to the task's `execution_time`, transferring the associated `BINKS` fee to the transaction sender and deleting the `Params` object. The `cancel_task` function allows only the original sender of the task to cancel it, returning the `BINKS` fee to the sender and deleting the `Params` object. The package utilizes time-gating for task execution and sender signature gating for task cancellation.
This package defines a single primary object type, BOAT, which is a fungible token. The init function is the only public/entry function and it initializes the BOAT token. It creates a new currency for BOAT, mints a large initial supply (111,111,111,000,000,000 units) to the sender of the transaction, freezes the CoinMetadata object, and transfers the TreasuryCap to a hardcoded zero address. This effectively locks the TreasuryCap, preventing further minting or burning of BOAT tokens after initialization. There are no notable patterns like signature/allowlist gating, time-gating, dynamic fields, or admin caps beyond the initial transfer of the TreasuryCap to a null address.
This Sui package defines a single object type, `TEST`, which is a dummy struct. The `init` function is the only public/entry function. It creates a new currency named "TEST" with a symbol "Test" and a description "Trying somth", along with a specific image URL. This function then freezes the `CoinMetadata<TEST>` object and transfers the `TreasuryCap<TEST>` to the sender of the transaction. The primary pattern observed is the creation and initialization of a new fungible token (coin) using the `coin` module, with the `TreasuryCap` being immediately transferred to the deployer.
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}Top active hours by UTC. Circadian peak → likely Atlantic / E. South America.