Overview of the Modules
Overview of the Modules
Artinals is primarily composed of three interlinked modules:
ART20 Module: This module focuses on creating and managing NFT collections and their tokens. It offers functionalities for:
Minting new NFTs and collections.
Batch operations, such as mass minting or mass metadata updates.
Metadata updates, allowing creators to modify the NFT’s name, description, image URL, and more.
Deny list functionality, enabling creators to disallow certain addresses from receiving tokens.
Value sources, supporting data fetched from external APIs or oracles for dynamic NFT properties.
Essentially, ART20 defines the core NFT logic, data structures, and event emissions that form the backbone of the Artinals system.
SALE Module: The SALE module introduces marketplace-like functionality. It lets you:
Create NFT sales: List a set of NFTs for sale at a specified price per token.
Add more NFTs to an existing sale: Dynamically manage inventory in ongoing sales.
Purchase NFTs directly using a specified currency (like SUI or another coin type).
Withdraw currency proceeds from sales.
Open, close, or reopen a sale, allowing flexible management of the selling window.
By integrating with ART20, the SALE module uses existing NFT capabilities while adding a layer of marketplace logic.
TRADE Module: The TRADE module aims to facilitate more complex trading scenarios, including:
Liquidity pools for NFTs and tokens, allowing users to trade NFTs in a decentralized, automated market-making environment.
Adding and removing liquidity from pools, receiving LP tokens to represent shares.
Swapping NFTs for tokens and vice versa, governed by price curves, fees, and price oracles.
Pool management, including emergency operations, pool fee updates, and dynamic price setting.
Price oracle integration to maintain a fair and stable price feed for NFTs.
In combination with ART20 and SALE, the TRADE module provides advanced DeFi-like mechanics for NFT liquidity and price discovery.
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