all collections · daily · marketplace overlay
weekly · real (teal) vs wash (rose)
counterparties · funders · clusters
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This Sui package defines a marketplace for NFTs, managing `MarketPlaceStore` and `CollectionMarketPlace` objects. The `MarketPlaceStore` holds global marketplace configurations like commission rates, a kiosk for escrow, and linked tables for user activity, active collections, referrals, and pending claims. The `CollectionMarketPlace` object, dynamically added to the `MarketPlaceStore` per NFT type, manages listings, bids, trait bids, and collection-specific parameters like ION points multipliers. Public/entry functions allow administrators (via `AdminCap`) to initialize the marketplace, update commission percentages, and activate/deactivate collections. Users can list NFTs, make bids (including collection and trait bids), and claim ION points, with calculations for points and multipliers based on listing/bid proximity and time. The marketplace uses a vault/escrow system (via `kiosk_id` and `escrow_kiosk_cap`) for transactions and incorporates royalties, dynamic fields for collection-specific marketplaces, and a points system (`ion_points_enabled`) with multipliers.
This package defines a marketplace for NFTs, managing `MarketPlaceStore` and `CollectionMarketPlace<NFT_TYPE>` objects. The `MarketPlaceStore` holds global marketplace configurations, available SUI for commissions, user activity, active collections, referrals, an escrow kiosk, and pending claims. `CollectionMarketPlace` objects, dynamically created for each NFT type, manage listings, bids, and collection-specific settings. Public/entry functions allow administrators to initialize the marketplace, update commission rates, and enable/disable collections. Users can list NFTs, make bids (including collection and trait bids), deposit/withdraw from bid pools, and claim rewards. The marketplace incorporates several notable patterns: admin caps for privileged operations, dynamic fields to store `CollectionMarketPlace` objects, an escrow kiosk for managing funds, and a points system with multipliers for listing/bidding proximity and time.
This package defines a marketplace for NFTs, managing `MarketPlaceStore` and `CollectionMarketPlace` objects. The `MarketPlaceStore` holds global marketplace settings, available SUI, user activity, active collections, referrals, and pending claims. `CollectionMarketPlace` objects, dynamically created per NFT type, manage listings and bids for specific collections. Public functions allow administrators to initialize the marketplace, update commission percentages, and activate/deactivate collections. Users can list NFTs, make bids, deposit/withdraw from bid pools, and claim rewards, with chest points awarded for various actions. The marketplace uses linked tables for managing user data, listings, and bids, and incorporates dynamic object fields for `CollectionMarketPlace` objects. It also features an escrow kiosk for transactions and a system for calculating chest points based on various multipliers (listing proximity, bid proximity, time).
This package defines a marketplace for NFTs, primarily managing `MarketPlaceStore` and `CollectionMarketPlace` objects. The `MarketPlaceStore` holds global marketplace configurations, user activity, and pending claims, while `CollectionMarketPlace` manages listings and bids for specific NFT collections. Public functions allow for initializing the marketplace, updating commission percentages, and enabling/disabling collections. Users can list NFTs, make bids (including collection-wide and trait-specific bids), and claim NFTs. The marketplace incorporates several notable patterns: an admin cap for privileged operations, a collector cap for withdrawing commissions, and dynamic fields to store collection-specific data. It also includes logic for calculating "chest points" based on listing/bidding activity and time, and utilizes a vault/escrow mechanism through a Kiosk for NFT transfers.
This Sui package defines a "TreasureBox" system for managing rewards. The primary object types are 'TreasureBoxChef', which acts as a central manager for seasons and reward distribution, and 'TreasureBox', which represents individual user chests. Public and entry functions allow for the initialization of the 'TreasureBoxChef' with an 'AdminCap' and 'PointsAdminCap', creating new 'TreasureBox' objects, and managing seasons. Functions also exist to add rewards to the 'TreasureBoxChef', initialize and update season configurations, award points to 'TreasureBox' objects, and allow users to claim rewards. These functions mutate the state of 'TreasureBoxChef' and individual 'TreasureBox' objects, updating reward balances, points, and season information. Notable patterns include the use of 'AdminCap' and 'PointsAdminCap' for administrative gating, 'LinkedTable' for managing season allocations and dream flow treasures, and dynamic object fields for storing 'RewardsHolder' objects. The system incorporates time-gating for reward distribution within seasons and calculates
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.
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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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