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Move packages this wallet published on-chain — what it shipped, not what it used.
This Sui package, "trump", primarily manages a custom coin type named TRUMP. The initialization function creates the TRUMP coin, setting its metadata (name, symbol, description, icon URL, and decimals) and then freezes the CoinMetadata object. It also transfers the TreasuryCap and DenyCapV2 to the transaction sender, enabling them to control the coin's supply and deny list. The public entry functions allow for: 1. mint: Mints new TRUMP coins and transfers them to a specified address, requiring the TreasuryCap. 2. add_addr_from_deny_list: Adds an address to the coin's deny list, preventing them from interacting with the coin, requiring the DenyCapV2. 3. remove_addr_from_deny_list: Removes an address from the coin's deny list, requiring the DenyCapV2. Notable patterns include the use of TreasuryCap for minting and DenyCapV2 for managing a deny list, effectively implementing administrative control over the coin's supply and access
This package defines and manages two primary object types: `SignedFixedGraph` and `PartialDenses`. The `initialize` entry function creates and shares instances of `SignedFixedGraph` and `PartialDenses`, populating the `SignedFixedGraph` with predefined "dense" layers and their associated weights. The `create_model_signed_fixed` function is a public helper that adds three "dense" layers with specific dimensions and weights to a `SignedFixedGraph` object. The `split_chunk_compute` and `split_chunk_finalize` entry functions interact with a `SignedFixedGraph` and mutate a `PartialDenses` object to perform chunked computations, with `split_chunk_finalize` returning computed results. The `ptb_layer` and `ptb_layer_arg_max` entry functions perform computations on a `SignedFixedGraph` using provided input vectors, returning either vectors of results or a single maximum argument. This package appears to implement a neural network-like model, where `SignedFixedGraph` represents the model architecture and weights
This Sui package defines a betting platform. Its primary objects are `BettingPlatform`, which stores global platform statistics and treasury balances for SUI and SBETS tokens, and `Bet`, representing an individual wager. Public and entry functions allow administrators (holding an `AdminCap`) to manage the platform: depositing liquidity, minting/revoking `OracleCap`s (for settling bets), toggling platform pause status, and updating platform fees and bet limits. Users can place bets using SUI or SBETS tokens, which are transferred into the `BettingPlatform`'s treasury. Bets are settled by an `OracleCap` holder, which updates the bet's status and potentially transfers payouts from the platform's treasury to the bettor. The platform uses a vault/escrow pattern for SUI and SBETS tokens in its treasury, and features admin/oracle signature gating for sensitive operations.
This package defines a GasStation object that manages a pool of USDC for paying transaction fees. The GasStation object stores a list of admin addresses, a gas price (u64), and a balance of USDC. The `init` function creates a shared GasStation object, initializing it with the deployer as the first admin and a default gas price. Public entry functions allow admins to add or remove other admins, and to set the gas price. Users can pay transaction fees by providing a USDC Coin of the exact gas price, which is then added to the GasStation's balance. Admins can withdraw all accumulated USDC funds from the GasStation. All administrative actions and fee payments emit events.
This package defines a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) for managing liquidity pools, primarily using the `PoolsGovernor` object. The `PoolsGovernor` manages `PoolHive` objects, which are generic liquidity pools, and `PoolGovernorBuzzes` for community engagement. Public functions allow for initializing the pools manager, depositing HIVE tokens as incentives, updating system-wide "buzzes" (messages), transitioning between "gems cycles" (reward periods), and updating gems-per-epoch rewards. It also enables updating pool hive points and managing proposals, including creating, voting on, and executing them. Notable patterns include the use of `LinkedTable` for dynamic data structures, `HiveProfile` for user profiles, and `DexDaoCapability` for administrative control.
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.
Tinted amber on the bubble map when they appear in the expanded graph.
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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