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This Sui package manages "Blub" NFTs, which are digital art collectibles. It uses "Gate" objects to control the minting process and "ArtTicket" objects as one-time minting passes. "GoldPass", "SilverPass", and "BronzePass" objects are also used as access passes for different minting tiers. Public functions allow for the creation of "Gate" objects, the creation of single or multiple "ArtTicket" objects by the "Gate" admin, and the airdropping of "GoldPass", "SilverPass", and "BronzePass" objects by the "Gate" admin. Minting functions (mint_gold, mint_silver, mint_bronze, mint_admin_free) allow users to mint "Blub" NFTs by consuming an "ArtTicket" and a corresponding pass (or no pass for admin free mints), and paying a fee to the "Gate" admin. Notable patterns include admin
This Sui package manages several object types: TestNFT (an NFT with name, image URL, description, and attributes), ArtTicket (a ticket with a blob_id and a 'used' status), GoldPass, SilverPass, and BronzePass (simple pass objects), Gate (a configuration object for NFT minting with admin, price, supply, name, description, and open times for different passes), and PassSale (a configuration object for selling passes with admin, prices, and open flags). Public/entry functions allow an admin to initialize a Gate object, create single or multiple ArtTickets (admin-gated), airdrop Gold/Silver/Bronze Passes to an address (admin-gated), and mint NFTs using Gold/Silver/Bronze Passes or as an admin (admin-gated, time-gated, supply-gated, and requiring an unused ArtTicket). Minting functions mutate the Gate's minted count and the ArtTicket's used status, and transfer the minted NFT and the payment coin. Notable patterns include admin-gating for
This package manages `Stasher` objects, which represent user profiles with associated `Stash` items. A shared `StasherStation` object acts as a registry, mapping addresses to a boolean indicating if they have a `Stasher` profile. The `create_stasher` entry function allows a user to create a new `Stasher` object, but only if they don't already have one registered in the `StasherStation`. This function then transfers ownership of the new `Stasher` to the creator. The `add_item` entry function allows users to add arbitrary objects as dynamic fields to their `Stasher` object. The `update_stasher` function modifies the string fields of an existing `Stasher` object. Users can `create_stash` items, which are timestamped strings, and add them to their `Stasher`'s `stashs` VecSet, and also `delete_stash` items from this set. The `delete_stasher` function permanently removes a `Stasher` object. Notable patterns
This package manages three primary object types: BlubPreSaleNFT (an NFT representing a BLUB token balance), BlubPreSale (the main presale object holding SUI and managing BLUB distribution), and ManageBlubPreSale (an admin capability object). Public/entry functions allow users to `get_free` BlubPreSaleNFTs (time-gated to once every 500ms per address), `buy` BlubPreSaleNFTs with SUI, and admins to `airdrop` BlubPreSaleNFTs to multiple addresses. Admins can also `withdraw` SUI from the presale, `update_rate`, `update_blub_airdrop_amount`, `update_open` (to enable/disable the presale), `update_treasure` (the withdrawal address), `add_balance` (to increase available BLUB), and `deposit` SUI into the presale. A `BlubBuyback` object facilitates burning BlubPreSaleNFTs for SUI, with a special rate for
This package defines several NFT-related objects: TestNFT, ArtTicket, GoldPass, SilverPass, and BronzePass. The primary business logic revolves around a "Gate" object, which acts as a configuration for minting NFTs, and "PassSale" for managing pass sales. Public/entry functions allow an admin to initialize a Gate, create ArtTickets (which are used for minting), and airdrop Gold, Silver, or Bronze Passes. Users can mint TestNFTs using these passes and ArtTickets, with time-gating for different pass types and price checks for SUI payments. Notable patterns include admin-gating for creation and airdrops, time-gating for minting, and the use of ArtTickets as a one-time-use token for minting.
botRule-based labels, conservative precision.
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.