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This Sui package manages a FeeManagerState object, which stores a fee_collector address and a table of TokenConfig objects keyed by TokenKey. The init function creates and shares a new FeeManagerState object and transfers an AdminCap to the transaction sender. The add_token_config and update_token_config entry functions, gated by an AdminCap, allow adding new or modifying existing TokenConfig entries within the FeeManagerState's token_configs table. The update_fee_collector entry function, also gated by an AdminCap, changes the fee_collector address in the FeeManagerState. The calculate_fee function in the calculate_fee_rate module currently returns a hardcoded value of 3 and does not interact with the FeeManagerState or TokenConfig data. The package uses a Table for storing TokenConfig objects, and all administrative functions are gated by an AdminCap.
This Sui package facilitates cross-chain token bridging with integrated fee mechanisms. It manages `State` objects to track configurations and `Coin` objects for token transfers. Public functions allow users to prepare and initiate token bridges, which mutate the `State` by locking fees and emitting events like `BridgeSubmittedWithFee` and `BridgeLockedFeeSubmitted`. The package utilizes Wormhole's CCTP (Circle Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol) for burning tokens on the source chain and minting on the destination. Notable patterns include the use of `State` objects for configuration, `CoinMetadata` for token identification, and `TxContext` for transaction details, along with the creation of `DepositForBurnWithCallerTicket` for CCTP operations.
This Sui package primarily manages cross-chain asset transfers with fees, using `Coin` objects as the primary asset type. Public/entry functions facilitate the preparation and execution of these transfers, including `prepare_bridge_locked_fee`, `bridge_locked_fee`, `store_bridge_locked_fee`, `prepare_bridge_with_fee`, `bridge_with_fee`, and `store_bridge_with_fee`. These functions mutate the global `State` object by locking fees, burning tokens, and emitting events like `BridgeLockedFeeSubmitted` and `BridgeSubmittedWithFee`. Notable patterns include the use of `CoinMetadata` for type identification, `TxContext` for transaction details, and integration with CCTP (Circle Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol) for burning and minting tokens across different domains. The package also uses a `CircleAuth` struct as a marker for CCTP-related operations.
This Sui package implements a cross-chain order fulfillment system. It primarily manages `Order` objects, which represent trade orders with details like source/destination chains, tokens, amounts, and fees. Public/entry functions allow users to `cancel_order`, `prepare_fulfill_winner` (for cross-chain fulfillment via VAA), `prepare_fulfill_simple` (for same-chain fulfillment), and `handle_fulfill` (to process a fulfillment message and transfer assets). The `state` module likely stores and manages these `Order` objects. Notable patterns include the use of `MessageTicket` for cross-chain communication, `EmitterCap` for publishing messages, and `Clock` for time-gating order cancellations and fulfillments. The `amount` module provides utility functions for normalizing and denormalizing amounts based on decimals.
This Sui package facilitates cross-chain asset bridging with fee management and order fulfillment. It primarily manages `Coin` objects, `BridgeLockedFeeTicket`, `BridgeWithFeeTicket`, `CctpBurnRequestBridgeLockedFee`, `CctpBurnRequestBridgeWithFee`, `AuctionMessage`, `BurnMessage`, `BwfMessage`, `VaaMessage`, `RefineGasMessage`, `RefundMessage`, `InitOrderMessage`, `SwapOrderMessage`, `FulfillSwapMessage`, `UnlockFeeMessage`, and `State` objects. Public/entry functions allow users to prepare and execute bridge operations with locked fees or general fees, fulfill swap orders, redeem locked fees, and refine gas. These functions mutate `State` objects by locking/unlocking fees, creating burn requests, and emitting events. Notable patterns include the use of `CoinMetadata` for token identification, `TxContext` for transaction information, and `State` objects to manage global configurations and track cross-chain messages, along with extensive checks for paused states and valid versions.
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.
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