VITUS — Creator Credits
Evidence scope: The behavior below is from the pinned Solidity source. A source-file hash does not establish deployed bytecode equivalence. Check the selected deployment and caller before sending a transaction.
What this is
Section titled “What this is”VITUS is an ERC-20 token. A qualifying WORLD.Code branch mints VITUS to the caller’s YUE. This is a conditional per-call mint, not passive royalties or a land-title grant.
What you actually do with it
Section titled “What you actually do with it”Read Balance() for the YUE resolved through SEI.Chi. Standard transfers use ERC-20 balances. Mint(To, Amount) is onlyOwners, not a hard-coded check that the caller equals WORLD; inspect the deployed ownership registry.
Withdraw(Amount) routes through CHAN.YueWithdraw to request a transfer from the resolved YUE to msg.sender, subject to CHAN and token checks.
Use these calls here. Simulations preview the current state; each confirmed call is a separate transaction.
WORLD.Code(int256 Latitude, int256 Longitude, address Cause)Simulate / call
A callable deployment has not been resolved for this reference.
CHAN.OptIn(address Contract, bool Allow)Simulate / call
Open this function to load its call form.
VITUS.Withdraw(uint256 Amount)Simulate / call
A callable deployment has not been resolved for this reference.
Mint-time overflow
Section titled “Mint-time overflow”Mint first adds the requested amount, then checks the recipient’s entire resulting balance against Meridians(13). If it exceeds that threshold, the entire excess is transferred to WORLD when WORLD’s pre-transfer balance is below Meridians(20); otherwise the excess goes to the zero address and burns through the inherited update logic.
WORLD can cross its threshold during that transfer. This is not a universal holder-balance cap: ordinary ERC-20 transfers do not run this Mint check. Overflow can include an existing balance, not only the newly minted amount.
Requirements & costs
Section titled “Requirements & costs”Mint requires an owner; transfers require the usual balance and allowance conditions. Calls cost gas. No exchange listing, market value or guaranteed distribution is established by these source functions.