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This Sui package manages a collection of "SuiGrinders" NFTs. The primary object type is InfoCollection, which stores metadata about the collection, minting pools (whitelist, holder, public, private) with their prices, start/end times, and max mints per user, and two address tables for whitelists. Public entry functions allow the owner (checked via a witness module) to add or remove addresses from the whitelist tables. Minting functions (mint_nft_with_whitelist, mint_nft_with_holder, mint_nft_with_public, mint_nft_with_private) enable users to mint SuiGrinders NFTs, provided they meet specific criteria: a valid signature (for whitelist/private mints), time-gating, and a per-user mint limit, all defined within the InfoCollection's PoolMint configurations. Minting involves transferring SUI to a deposit balance within the InfoCollection and creating a new SuiGrinders object, which is then transferred to the minter. The package uses dynamic fields to track the number of NFTs
This package defines a coin-flip game. The primary objects are `HouseData` (managing the game's funds and parameters) and `Game` (representing an ongoing coin-flip game). Public functions allow the house owner to initialize the game, top up funds, withdraw funds, and update game parameters like max/min stake. Players can start a game by providing a guess and stake, and then play by revealing a random number. The game logic includes a 7-epoch time-gating for disputes and an admin cap (`HouseCap`) for managing the `HouseData` object. The `coinflip_bigwin` module appears to be a variant with slightly different reward mechanics and parameters, including a `rewards_balance` and `number` field, and uses `ed25519` for randomness verification instead of `bls12381`.
This package defines a coin-flipping game. The primary objects are `HouseData`, which stores the house's funds, public key, and game parameters (min/max stake, fees), and `Game`, which represents an individual coin flip game. Public functions allow the house to initialize `HouseData`, top up funds, withdraw funds, and update stake limits and fees. Players can `start_game` by providing a guess, randomness, and SUI coin, which creates a `Game` object. Players can `play` by providing a signature to reveal the outcome, and if they win, they receive their stake back plus a reward from the house's funds, minus a fee that goes to the house. Players can also `dispute_and_win` if the house doesn't reveal the outcome within 7 epochs, allowing them to reclaim their stake. The package uses an admin cap (`HouseCap`) for initialization and owner-only functions, and `HouseData` acts as a vault for the house's funds and collected fees.
This Sui package implements a token marketplace. It manages a singleton Marketplace object, which stores configuration like service fees, unregistered collection fees, and a table of registered collections (Collection objects). The Marketplace object also holds a balance of SUI for collected fees. Public/entry functions allow owners to update marketplace fees and register/update collection-specific royalty fees, and users to list NFTs for sale (Listing objects), make offers on individual NFTs, or make collection-wide offers (CollectionOffer objects). The package uses dynamic fields to store offers within Listing and CollectionOffer objects, and includes owner-gating for administrative functions and version checks for upgrades. Royalties are calculated based on a percentage of the sale price.
This package defines a collection of "TheRats" NFTs. The primary object types are `TheRats` (the NFT itself) and `InfoCollection`, which stores global information about the collection and minting pools. Public/entry functions allow for initializing the collection's metadata (`init_infocollection`), managing whitelists (`insert_white_list_address`, `insert_white_list_private`, `remote_white_list`, `remote_white_private`), and minting NFTs through various pools (`mint_nft_with_whitelist`, `mint_nft_with_holder`, `mint_nft_with_public`, `mint_nft_with_private`). Minting functions mutate the `InfoCollection` by updating NFT counts and depositing SUI, and they create new `TheRats` objects. Notable patterns include time-gating for minting pools, signature-gating for whitelist minting, and dynamic fields to track user-specific mint counts. The `InfoCollection` also acts as a vault/escrow for deposited S
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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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}Top active hours by UTC. Circadian peak → likely E. Asia / Oceania.