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This package primarily manages `GlobalConfig`, `Pool`, and `Position` objects. The `config_script` module allows an `AdminCap` holder to manage fee tiers and roles within a `GlobalConfig` object, and to set display properties for `Position` objects. The `expect_swap` module provides functions to calculate the expected outcome of a swap on a `Pool` without actually executing it, emitting `ExpectSwapResultEvent`s. The `fetcher_script` module offers entry points to retrieve various data, such as lists of ticks, pools, positions, and calculated rewards/fees for a specific position, emitting corresponding events. Notable patterns include the use of an `AdminCap` for access control in `config_script` and the extensive use of events to return data from read-only operations in `fetcher_script`.
This Sui package manages an NFT collection, primarily through the `Config` object, which stores campaign parameters like minting fees, total supply, remaining NFTs, and whitelist information. The `RockeeAINFT` object represents individual NFTs. Public functions allow users to `mint` NFTs by paying a fee, subject to whitelisting, time-gating, and supply limits. An `AdminCap` is used to gate administrative functions such as `update_nft_config` (modifying mint fee and total supply), `update_name`, `update_start_end_time` (time-gating), `pause` (pausing minting), `add_whitelist_manager`, and `remove_whitelist_manager`. Whitelist managers (stored in `wl_manager`) can `add_whitelist` and `remove_whitelist` entries. A `TreasureCap` allows the designated recipient to `withdraw_fee` from the collected SUI balance. The package emits various events for actions like minting, burning, and configuration updates.
This Sui package manages a non-fungible token (NFT) collection. The primary object is `Config`, which holds the NFT collection's metadata, minting parameters, and fee balance, and `SeaFiNFT`, representing individual NFTs. Public functions allow users to mint NFTs (`mint`) if they are whitelisted, the collection is not paused, and within the active time window, paying a fee that accumulates in the `Config` object. An `AdminCap` holder can self-mint NFTs, update collection parameters (name, mint fee, total supply, start/end times), pause/unpause minting, and manage a list of whitelist managers. A `TreasureCap` holder can withdraw accumulated fees. The contract uses a whitelist (`whitelisted` table) for minting, time-gating for the minting period, and an admin cap for privileged operations.
This Sui package manages an NFT collection, primarily the `RockeeAINFT` object type. The package includes a `Config` object that stores global parameters for the NFT collection, such as minting fees, total supply, remaining NFTs, and whitelisting information. Public/entry functions allow users to `mint` NFTs (if whitelisted, within a time window, and paying the correct fee), and `burn` their `RockeeAINFT`s. An `AdminCap` object gates administrative functions, enabling updates to the NFT configuration (`update_nft_config`), campaign name (`update_name`), start/end times (`update_start_end_time`), and pausing/unpausing the mint (`pause`). Whitelist managers can be added/removed (`add_whitelist_manager`, `remove_whitelist_manager`) by the admin, and these managers can add/remove addresses from the whitelist (`add_whitelist`, `remove_whitelist`). A `TreasureCap` allows for the withdrawal of accumulated fees (`withdraw_fee`). Notable patterns include admin-gating
This package defines a system for managing an NFT collection. The primary object types are `Config`, which stores the collection's parameters, and `SeaFiNFT`, representing an individual NFT. Public functions allow for minting NFTs (`mint`, `self_mint`), burning NFTs (`burn`), and administrative actions. Administrative functions, gated by an `AdminCap` or `wl_manager` role, include updating NFT configuration (mint fee, total supply), campaign name, start/end times, and managing whitelisted addresses and whitelist managers. Minting is time-gated, requires a specific fee, and is restricted to whitelisted addresses, with a check to prevent multiple mints per address. The `TreasureCap` allows for withdrawal of collected fees.
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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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. / SE Asia.