Power — Yuan Composition

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CHOA.Yuan(currency) returns that currency’s balances at tx.origin, the active LAU and the registered YUE with weights 1, 10 and 40. It is a view of holdings and does not itself transfer tokens or promise a payout.

The play

Read Yuan for the exact currency used by the next method. ZI calls Yuan(Tethys), where Tethys is CHO; PANG calls Yuan(QING). Neither choice is automatically the QING’s underlying Asset. A greater Yuan changes a modulus, so it does not guarantee a greater modular result.

Moving tokens into a YUE changes custody and withdrawal constraints. CHAN opt-ins govern specific withdrawal routes; public Hong/Hung use caller balances against YUE inventory. Verify an available exit path before moving funds for a weighting calculation.

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CHOA

0x0f5a352fd4cA4850c2099C15B3600ff085B66197

CHOA.Yuan(address Currency)Read

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QINGResolve your player or venue above the call forms.

QING.Asset()Read

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YUEResolve your player or venue above the call forms.

YUE.Bar(address Qing)Read

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Venue assetResolve your player or venue above the call forms.

VenueAsset.balanceOf(address account)Read

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VenueAsset.transfer(address to, uint256 value)Simulate / call

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Sources

CHOA.Yuan, ZI, PANG, YUE.