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This package manages `Bundle3Bid` objects, which represent bids on `Bundle3` objects (from the `bundle_v3` module). It also uses a shared `ReserveRegistry` object to track reserved bundles. Public functions allow users to create bids (`create_bid`, `create_and_share`), cancel their own bids (`cancel_bid`), or expire bids that have passed their expiry time (`expire_bid`). Sellers can accept bids (`accept_bid`) and deliver items to bidders' kiosks (`deliver_to_bidder`). Bids involve escrowing SUI, and `KioskOwnerCap`s are temporarily stored as dynamic fields on the `Bundle3Bid` object. The `ReserveRegistry` uses dynamic fields to store `ReserveKey`s (bundle IDs) and associated data, allowing sellers to set and clear reserves on their bundles.
This package manages Bundle3Bid objects, which represent bids on a bundle_v3::Bundle3. Public/entry functions allow users to create_bid, create_and_share (a bid), cancel_bid, expire_bid, reclaim_settled, accept_bid, deliver_to_bidder, and finalize_accept. The create_bid function initializes a Bundle3Bid object, escrows SUI from the bidder, and stores a KioskOwnerCap as a dynamic field on the Bundle3Bid. The cancel_bid and expire_bid functions refund the escrowed SUI to the bidder and transfer the KioskOwnerCap back to them, marking the bid as cancelled. The accept_bid function transfers the escrowed SUI to the seller, marks the bid as consumed, and issues an AcceptanceTicket. The deliver_to_bidder function allows the seller to transfer individual items from the bundle to the bidder's Kiosk using the KioskOwnerCap stored in the bid. finalize_accept is called after all items are delivered, removing the Kiosk
This package manages a primary object type called `Bundle3`, which represents a bundle of items for sale. Public/entry functions allow for creating new bundles (`new`, `new_shared`), adding `PurchaseCap` objects (representing items) to a bundle (`add_caps`), activating the bundle for sale (`activate`), paying a fee to the bundle (`pay_fee`), taking a `PurchaseCap` from an active bundle (`take_cap`), and finalizing either a purchase (`finalize_purchase`) or a cancellation (`finalize_cancel`). The `Bundle3` object mutates its `caps_added`, `caps_taken`, `active`, and `fee_paid` fields, and stores `PurchaseCap` objects using dynamic fields keyed by `TypeKey`. Notable patterns include access control based on the `seller` address, checks for bundle activation and fee payment, and the use of dynamic fields to store collections of `PurchaseCap` objects. The package also includes a fee mechanism where a `Balance<SUI>` is held within the `Bundle3` object.
This package manages two primary object types: `Bid<Ty0>` and `Offer<Ty0>`, both representing financial commitments for a generic item `Ty0`. Public functions allow users to `create_bid` for an item (without specifying a target item), `create_offer` for a specific `target_item_id`, and `cancel_bid` or `cancel_offer` to reclaim funds. Sellers can `accept_bid` or `accept_offer` to sell their item, transferring the item from their Kiosk and receiving payment. The `split_payment` function handles payment distribution, including a fixed "drip_fee" (2% of the seller_amount) sent to a hardcoded treasury address (0x1a...). The module utilizes Kiosk and KioskOwnerCap for item management and transfer, and emits events for bid/offer creation, cancellation, and acceptance.
This package defines a marketplace for listing and selling objects, primarily managing `ListingRegistry` and `AdminCap` objects. The `init` function creates a shared `ListingRegistry` and transfers an `AdminCap` to the deployer. Public functions allow users to `list`, `delist`, and `relist` items from a Kiosk, storing `ListingRecord`s in the `ListingRegistry`'s dynamic `Bag`. The `buy` function facilitates purchases, transferring the item from the Kiosk, splitting the payment into a fee for the registry's treasury and the seller's proceeds, and emitting `SaleExecuted` events. Admin-gated functions, callable only with an `AdminCap` matching the `ListingRegistry`'s ID, permit updating the marketplace's `fee_bps` (with a cap of 1000) and `treasury` address.
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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 Atlantic / E. South America.