all collections · daily · marketplace overlay
weekly · real (teal) vs wash (rose)
counterparties · funders · clusters
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This Sui package manages a "Honey" token distribution system. The primary object is the HoneyManager, which holds balances of HONEY tokens for users and a team, along with a TreasuryCap and TokenPolicyCap for HONEY. Public functions allow an admin (HoneyYieldAdminCap) to set the maximum distribution rate and update the distribution percentages for HONEY claimers, which are stored in a LinkedTable. Users with a ClaimHoneyCap can claim HONEY based on their allocated percentage and the elapsed time since the last claim. The system also includes functions to add/remove exempt addresses from token rules and to burn HONEY tokens from the supply, with a validation_check ensuring module version compatibility.
This package defines a marketplace for NFTs, primarily managing a `MarketPlace` object, which holds configurations, balances, user activity, and collection-specific market data. Public/entry functions allow an `AdminCap` holder to initialize the marketplace, distribute accumulated fees to a GGSUI vault, transfer or claim withdrawable SUI, update commission percentages, and activate/deactivate collections. The marketplace uses `LinkedTable`s for user information, bids, listings, and active collections, and `dynamic_object_field`s to store `TypeMarket` objects for each NFT type. Notable patterns include admin-gated functions, a vault/escrow mechanism for SUI and GGSUI, and the use of `RedeemFeeDiscCap` and `GearBoxPointsCap` (though their specific logic isn't detailed in the provided IR).
This package defines a marketplace for NFTs, focusing on a points system and various bidding mechanisms. The primary object types are MarketPlaceStore, which holds global marketplace configuration and state, and CollectionMarketPlace<T>, which manages listings and bids for a specific NFT collection. Public/entry functions allow administrators (via AdminCap) to initialize the marketplace, update commission percentages, enable/disable collections, and configure ION point multipliers. Users can list NFTs, make bids (including collection and trait bids), cancel bids, buy NFTs, and claim ION points. These actions mutate the MarketPlaceStore, UserInfo, and CollectionMarketPlace objects, updating listings, bids, balances, and ION point accruals. Notable patterns include: admin caps for privileged operations, dynamic object fields to store CollectionMarketPlace objects, a vault/escrow system for SUI balances (available_sui, sui_trait_bids_pool, ActiveBid.balance), and a custom ION points system with multipliers based on listing/bid proximity and time. Royalties are also supported and calculated during transactions.
This package defines a HoneyOracle object that tracks the price of HONEY/SUI and manages an emission rate for a NectarCap. The `setup_honey_oracle` function initializes a new HoneyOracle, setting up its initial configuration, including an `EmissionConfig` and `EmissionState`, and shares it. The `update_honey_oracle` and `update_honey_oracle_emission_config` functions allow an authorized `HoneyYieldAdminCap` to modify the oracle's parameters and emission configuration respectively. The `admin_update_emission_rate` function enables an admin to manually set the emission rate. The core logic resides in `update_honey_oracle_price`, which records price snapshots from a `LiquidityPool`, calculates a Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP), and adjusts the emission rate based on price deviations from an anchor price, using a linked table for snapshots and emitting various events for updates.
This Sui package defines a marketplace for NFTs, primarily managing `MarketPlaceStore` and `CollectionMarketPlace<T>` objects. The `MarketPlaceStore` holds global marketplace configurations, available SUI for commissions, user activity, active collections, referrals, an escrow Kiosk, and pending claims. The `CollectionMarketPlace<T>` object, dynamically attached to the `MarketPlaceStore` for each NFT type, manages listings, bids, trait bids, lifetime volume, and ION point settings for that specific collection. Public/entry functions allow administrators (via `AdminCap`) to initialize the marketplace, update commission percentages, and enable/disable collections. Users can list NFTs (creating `Listing` objects within a `CollectionMarketPlace`), make bids (creating `BidInfo` and `ActiveBid` objects), and accept bids, which involves transferring NFTs and SUI, calculating and distributing royalties, and awarding ION points. The package features dynamic fields for managing collection-specific data, an escrow Kiosk for holding NFTs during transactions, and a system for calculating ION points based on listing/bid proximity
True specific-lot profit from 1 closed buy→sell round-trips of the same NFT (realized_roundtrip), wash-adjusted, valued at each leg's trade-hour USD. Excludes still-held inventory (that's unrealized).
marketplace NFT sales from analytics.sale. Net = proceeds − spend; realized trading flow, not true PnL (ignores still-held NFTs; wash trades inflate both sides).
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 UK / W. Europe / W. Africa.
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