YUE — Your In-Game Bank

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

SEI creates and CHAN registers a YUE for a transaction origin. Its Origin is a routing field, separate from MultiOwnable ownership. A YUE can hold token balances and serve callers through its public Hong/Hung market methods.

What you actually do with it

• Read Bar(qing) for Hypobar and Epibar. React(qing) adds XIE’s Omega to Hypobar and Omicron to Epibar; these are power accumulators, not deposit/withdrawal flow totals. Hong, Hung and Withdraw do not clear them in this source.
• Hong(spendAsset, qingAsset, amount) validates the pair and rate, takes payment from msg.sender into this YUE, and sends the purchased token from this YUE’s inventory to msg.sender.
• Hung(qingAsset, receiveAsset, amount) takes the caller’s sale tokens into this YUE and pays the caller from this YUE’s receive-token inventory. It is not an unrestricted swap between tokens already held inside the YUE.
• Use GetAssetRate and IsValidAsset for the pair, then simulate the exact amount. Zero rates, insufficient inventory, allowances, token calls and checked arithmetic can stop a trade.
• Use a supported withdrawal route such as VITUS.Withdraw after the relevant CHAN opt-in. Direct YUE.Withdraw requires owner authority, msg.sender == Chan, and its own token capability probe.

Use these calls here. Simulations preview the current state; each confirmed call is a separate transaction.

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YUE.Bar(address Qing)Read

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YUE.GetAssetRate(address GwatAsset, address Integrative)Read

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YUE.IsValidAsset(address GwatAsset, address Integrative)Read

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YUE.Hong(address SpendAsset, address QingAsset, uint256 PurchaseAmount)Simulate / call

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YUE.Hung(address QingAsset, address ReceiveAsset, uint256 RedeemAmount)Simulate / call

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VITUSDeployment unresolved; calls unavailable.

VITUS.Withdraw(uint256 Amount)Simulate / call

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Requirements & gating

Hong and Hung are public and do not use onlyOwners or CHAN’s opt-in check. Opt-in is a condition of the CHAN withdrawal/force-transfer routes; it is not a blanket lock over every YUE outflow. OnlyGameTokens belongs to the withdrawal probe, not Hong/Hung’s pair validation.

React is owner-gated and requires the transaction origin to hold YUE tokens. Its stateful power path can revert. CHAN.TransferYue requires the current Origin and an unused destination; the source does not express this as an ERC-20 balance transfer or a transfer of every owner role.

Where it connects

YUE source, CHAN, SEI, CHOA and CHEON. Track each token by contract address and verify balance movements in receipts.