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The aifrens_footie_superstar package primarily manages `AifrensFootieSuperstar` objects, which represent collectible football player NFTs with attributes like name, rating, position, nation, rarity, and generation. It also manages `AdminCap` for administrative control, `MintCap` for minting, `AifrensSeason` for season-specific tier lists, `PriceGlobal` for pricing and treasury, `AifrensSuperstarGlobal` for global game parameters, `BullsharkMinted` and `AuthorizedMinted` for tracking minting, `PackageMinted` for package-based minting, and `ReferralSystem` for referral rewards. Public/entry functions allow users to `fusion` (combine) existing `AifrensGenesis` and `AifrensLol` tokens to create a new `AifrensFootieSuperstar` token, or `recruit` (mint) a new `AifrensFootieSuperstar` token directly. Both `fusion` and `recruit` functions accept `
This Sui package manages three primary object types: AifrensPool, GovPool, and BetaPool, all related to the AIFRENS token. AifrensPool and BetaPool are used for token distribution (airdrops), while GovPool holds a reference balance of AIFRENS. Public and entry functions allow for setting Merkle tree proof roots (set_proof_root), claiming AIFRENS tokens from AifrensPool (claim) and BetaPool (beta_claim) based on specific eligibility criteria (including Merkle proof verification for AifrensPool and AifrensGenesis object checks for BetaPool), and withdrawing tokens from these pools (withdraw_suifrens_pool, withdraw_beta_pool, withdraw_ref_pool) by a TreasuryCap holder. The package also includes functions to update pool launch/
This Sui package manages AifrensGenesis objects, which are NFTs representing "AIFRENS Footie Legends" with properties like generation, birthdate, genes, and birth location. The `init` function initializes a shared `AifrensGenesisGlobal` object, which acts as a configuration and state manager for the NFT minting process, and transfers an `AdminCap` to the deployer. The `mint` entry function allows users to mint an `AifrensGenesis` NFT by paying a fee, subject to time-gating (start/end time) and a minting cap, and emits a `MintEvent`. The `update_conf` entry function, which requires an `AdminCap`, allows the administrator to modify the price, start/end times, cap, and pause status of the minting process. The package also includes public getter functions for `AifrensGenesis` properties and a `burn_token` function to delete an `AifrensGenesis` object.
This Sui package manages three primary object types: AifrensPool, BetaPool, and GovPool, all related to AIFRENS token distribution. The AifrensPool and BetaPool objects facilitate token claims, with AifrensPool using a Merkle tree for allowlist verification and BetaPool for specific AifrensGenesis NFTs. Public functions allow users to claim tokens from these pools, which mutates the `claimed` table within the respective pool objects and updates the `claimed_supply`. Notable patterns include time-gating for claims (launched_at_ms and expired_at_ms), a Merkle tree allowlist for AifrensPool claims, and admin caps (TreasuryCap<AIFRENS>) for managing pool parameters like setting the Merkle root, updating claim times, and withdrawing funds. The package also includes functions for pausing/resuming claims and transferring balances between pools.
This package manages AifrensLol NFTs, which are unique digital collectibles with a generation, birthdate, genes, number, and class. It features three distinct claim pools (AifrensLolPool, PublicLolPool, BetaLolPool) for distributing these NFTs, each with time-gating and pause/resume functionality controlled by an AdminCap. The `claim` function uses a Merkle tree for allowlist verification, while `beta_claim` requires an `AifrensGenesis` object, and `public_claim` is open to all. The `mint_token` function generates new AifrensLol NFTs with random genes based on current timestamp, sender address, and a counter.
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 W/Central Asia / India.
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