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This package defines several empty marker structs: WrappedSol, Solana, Monad, Base, BSC, Ethereum, TRX, and WrappedSui. These structs all have a single dummy_field of type bool and the 'drop' ability, meaning they can be freely copied or discarded. There are no public or entry functions, so no objects are created, mutated, or transferred by this module. The module appears to be a placeholder or a collection of type definitions intended for use by other modules, potentially to represent different token types or networks. There are no notable patterns like admin caps, time-gating, or dynamic fields.
This package defines an XBridgeConfig object, which acts as a central configuration for a cross-chain bridge. Public functions allow an AdminCap holder to initialize the bridge application, manage a list of validators (TypeName), set minimum vote thresholds, and configure various fees (mint, burn, lock, unlock, presign). The module also enables adding and registering wallets (u64, vector<u8>) and minting PresignCaps, which are gated by a presign fee. The XBridgeConfig object itself is shared upon initialization and is mutated by most public functions, which are gated by an AdminCap.
This Sui package defines a cross-chain bridge, primarily managing an XBridgeConfig object. Public functions allow administrators (holding an AdminCap) to initialize the bridge application, add/remove validators, set minimum vote thresholds, and configure various fees (mint, burn, lock, unlock, presign). Users can mint PresignCap objects by paying a fee. The package utilizes a witness pattern for cross-module authorization and stores collected fees in a Balance<SUI> vault.
This package defines a cross-chain swap protocol. The primary object types are `AdminCap`, which grants administrative privileges, and `XSwap`, which stores the protocol's configuration and state. The `admin` module allows for the creation and destruction of `AdminCap` objects, which are transferred to the transaction sender upon initialization. The `structs` module defines various event types and data structures for cross-chain requests, settlements, and withdrawals, along with helper functions to construct and access these structures. The `xswap` module initializes the `XSwap` object, which includes configurations like supported chains, minimum confirmations, solvers, and fees, and also integrates with `xcore` and `coordinator` modules for cross-chain operations. Notable patterns include the use of an `AdminCap` for administrative control, dynamic fields (tables) within the `XSwap` object to manage chains, solvers, and minimum confirmations, and the emission of numerous events to log protocol activities. The `XSwap` object also manages a `collected_fees` balance in SUI.
This Sui package defines a cross-chain bridge configuration. The primary object type it manages is XBridgeConfig, which stores global bridge parameters like fees, validator lists, and wallet keys. Public/entry functions allow an AdminCap holder to initialize the bridge, add/remove validators, set various fees (mint, burn, lock, unlock, presign), and configure expected PCR values for security. Users can mint PresignCaps by paying a fee, which is collected into the XBridgeConfig's SUI balance. Notable patterns include admin gating for configuration changes, and the use of VecSet and VecMap for managing dynamic lists of validators and wallet keys.
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}Top active hours by UTC. Flat around the clock → no timezone signal (likely automated).