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This package enables a launchpad for NFTs. The primary object is `Store`, which holds a balance of SUI and a public key for signature verification. Public functions allow an admin (verified by package publisher) to withdraw SUI from the `Store` and set its public key. Users can add NFT metadata to a `Group` (a dynamic object field within `Store`) via `add_nft_metadata`, which requires a valid signature and stores NFT metadata in a `Bag` within a `Warehouse`. The `get_nft_metadata` function allows users to purchase NFTs, which involves signature verification, time-gating (expire_at), price checking, and incrementing `minted` counters in `Group` and `Stage` objects (also dynamic object fields). It also transfers SUI to the `Store`'s balance and redeems a random NFT from the `Warehouse`. The package utilizes signature gating for critical operations, dynamic object fields for `Group`, `Stage`, and `Warehouse` objects, and a vault/escrow pattern for SUI in the `
This package defines 21 distinct NFT types (NFT, Nft1-Nft20), each containing only a dummy boolean field. The `init` function is the only public entry point, which takes an NFT object and a mutable transaction context. It calls `package::claim_and_keep` with these arguments, effectively claiming and keeping the provided NFT. The package's primary function is to serve as a container for these simple NFT types and to demonstrate the `claim_and_keep` functionality. There are no notable patterns like signature/allowlist gating, time-gating, dynamic fields, admin caps, vault/escrow, or royalties present in this IR.
This Sui package enables the creation and management of NFT collections and their associated minting processes. It primarily manages Collection objects, which represent NFT collections, Stage objects, defining minting phases within a collection, and MintTokenOrder objects, which are individual minting requests. Public entry functions allow users to create mint token orders and update NFT metadata, while admin-gated functions handle the creation of new collections and direct minting. The package uses signature verification for user actions and dynamic fields to store Collection, Stage, and MintTokenOrder objects. It also incorporates max supply checks for both collections and stages, and includes royalty and auto-reserve mechanisms for NFTs.
This package defines three NFT-like structs: `NFT`, `TestNft`, and `TestNft2`, though only `NFT` is used in the provided IR. The `init` function, which runs once on package publication, claims and keeps an `NFT` object using the `package::claim_and_keep` function, effectively associating it with the package. There are no other public or entry functions, meaning no other operations on these NFT types are exposed to users. The package primarily acts as a container for a single `NFT` object claimed at initialization.
This Sui package defines a launchpad for NFT collections. The primary object types are `LaunchpadStore`, `Collection`, `Stage`, and `MintTokenOrder`. The `LaunchpadStore` holds the package's public key for signature verification and a SUI balance. Public/entry functions allow an admin to initialize the `LaunchpadStore`, set its public key, create new NFT `Collection`s, and mint NFTs into a Kiosk. Users can create `MintTokenOrder`s, which are gated by a signature verification against the `LaunchpadStore`'s public key. Notable patterns include: signature gating for `create_mint_token_order`, admin caps for initialization and configuration, dynamic fields to store `Collection` and `Stage` objects within the `LaunchpadStore` and `Collection` objects respectively, and a vault/escrow pattern where `LaunchpadStore` holds a `Balance<SUI>`. The package also includes time-gating for minting orders (via `expire_time_in_seconds`) and royalty handling during
marketplace NFT sales from analytics.sale. Net = proceeds − spend; realized trading flow, not true PnL (ignores still-held NFTs; wash trades inflate both sides).
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.
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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