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This package defines two NFT collections, ClutchyNfts and Suishi, each with its own `ClutchyNft` and `Suishi` object types. The `init` function for both modules sets up the collection, creates a `MintCap`, `Publisher`, `Display` object, `TransferPolicy`, and an `Allowlist`, transferring ownership of these capabilities to the transaction sender and sharing the `Collection`, `TransferPolicy`, and `Allowlist` objects. The `mint_nft` entry function allows users holding the `MintCap` to mint new NFTs of the respective type, depositing them into a `Warehouse`. Notable patterns include the use of `MintCap` for controlled minting, `TransferPolicy` with an enforced `transfer_allowlist` for transfer restrictions, and royalty mechanisms defined with a `RoyaltyDomain` and `RoyaltyStrategyBps`.
This package manages a primary object type called `Dlab`, which represents an NFT with a name, description, URL, and attributes. The `init` function initializes the NFT collection, setting up its creators, display information, and symbol, then creates a limited `MintCap` for `Dlab` NFTs and transfers it to the deployer. It also sets up a `Display` object for the `Dlab` type, mapping fields like name, description, image_url, attributes, and tags for external display. Public entry functions `mint_nft_to_warehouse`, `mint_nft_to_kiosk`, and `mint_nft_to_new_kiosk` allow users to mint new `Dlab` NFTs and deposit them into a `Warehouse`, an existing `Kiosk`, or a newly created `Kiosk` respectively. All minting functions require a `MintCap<Dlab>` to be provided, which is then used to increment the collection's supply.
This Sui package, "ahoy," primarily manages a custom NFT type called `Ahoy`. The `init` function initializes the collection, setting up display information, creators, a symbol, and royalty structures. It also creates and shares an orderbook for the `Ahoy` NFTs. Public/entry functions allow users to `mint_nft` into a warehouse, `airdrop_nft` into an existing Kiosk, or `airdrop_nft_into_new_kiosk` for a recipient. There are also functions to `enable_orderbook` and `disable_orderbook` which modify the orderbook's protection settings, and functions to `burn_nft` directly or `burn_nft_in_listing` by first redeeming from a listing. Notable patterns include the use of a `MintCap` for controlled minting, royalty enforcement via `royalty_strategy_bps`, and `transfer_allowlist` to restrict transfers. The `init` function also sets up a `Publisher` object, which is used for administrative actions like enabling/dis
This package manages a primary object type called `Dlab`, which represents a non-fungible token (NFT) with fields for `id`, `name`, `description`, `url`, and `attributes`. The `init` function creates and shares a `Collection<Dlab>`, a `MintCap<Dlab>` (transferred to the sender), a `Publisher` object (transferred to the sender), a `Display<Dlab>` object (transferred to the sender), a `TransferPolicy<Dlab>` and its `TransferPolicyCap<Dlab>` (cap transferred to sender, policy shared), and a `Policy<WithNft<Dlab, WITHDRAW_REQ>>` and its `PolicyCap` (cap transferred to sender, policy shared). It also sets up royalty distribution for transfers and enforces a transfer allowlist and a withdrawal request rule. The public entry functions `mint_nft_to_warehouse`, `mint_nft_to_kiosk`, and `mint_nft_to_new_kiosk` allow users to mint new `
This Sui package, "joysticks," primarily manages a "Joystick" NFT object type, which includes fields for name, description, URL, and attributes. The `init` function initializes the collection, creates a `Publisher` object, sets up a `Display` object for the Joystick NFT with various metadata fields (name, description, image_url, attributes, tags), defines creators and royalty splits, initializes an orderbook kiosk for a specific address, and establishes a `TransferPolicy` with royalty and transfer allowlist enforcement. The `mint_nft` public entry function creates a new Joystick NFT and deposits it into a `Warehouse` object, while `airdrop_nft` mints a Joystick NFT and deposits it into a Kiosk, with a check for a specific owner address. The `init_orderbook` and `disable_orderbook` public entry functions manage the orderbook for Joystick NFTs, allowing for its creation and modification of its protection settings. The package utilizes several notable patterns including dynamic fields for attributes, an admin cap (`MintCap`, `AllowlistOwnerCap
botRule-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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