Virtual Mint - Overview

Tooltips

  1. Create a new token

    1. when a user clicks this button, it brings them to the “Etch” page

  2. Top row

    1. this row moves to the left, showing the most recent mint activity on the platform (20 most recent mint transactions)

      1. when a new tx is submitted, it replaces the oldest tx in the row

      2. clicking on any of these "recent activity" cards brings you to that token's "Mint" page

  3. King of the block

    1. this section shows which token has the most mints in the current block

      1. if the token has been the most popular for multiple consecutive blocks we’ll add a fire emoji next to it and say how many blocks in a row it’s been “king of the block”

      2. below it “Runner up...” is the second most popular mint in the current block

        1. we also display how many more mints are needed from the Runner up to become King of the Block

  4. Current block details

    1. the progress bar should what % of the current VM block is full, how many mints are in the current block and the estimated time left in the current block (based on mainnet estimates)

    2. bid price/token section shows 3 things:

      1. minimum = minimum sats price per token to be included in the current block (projected)

      2. average = the average bid price per token in sats of all the mints in the current block

      3. highest = the highest bid price someone is paying per token in sats in the current block

  5. My transactions

    1. you should be able to sort by minting (default), launched and failed

      1. minting = this section shows two types of transactions

        1. unconfirmed: the user’s transactions that are currently pending in our mempool or are in the current block (but not confirmed)

        2. confirmed: the user’s transactions that are confirmed but it’s token is still minting

      2. launched = these are successfully confirmed transactions that were for tokens that minted out and made it to radFi AMM

        1. when a user clicks “view pool on radFi”: it brings the user to the radFi swap page with the minted token being the sell asset and the buy asset being BTC

      3. failed = these are successfully confirmed transactions that were for tokens that DIDNT mint out and have BTC to claim

        1. when a user clicks “claim your BTC”: a tx is triggered prompting the user to claim their committed BTC

  6. Bottom row of blocks

    1. these blocks are displayed chronologically, with the current block in the middle (and open), then the previous VM blocks on it’s left and the next VM block on the right

      1. blocks the have been confirmed show the image of the most popular token from that block, as well as how many other unique tokens had mints in that block

      2. blocks that haven’t been confirmed yet show the ?

    2. when you hover over a confirmed block it will show the # of mints in that block, the amount of BTC committed in that block and the display name of the most popular mint

    3. when the current block is complete, we’ll have an animation that closes the current block, shifts all blocks 1 to the left and then an animation that opens the new block

  7. Sorting drop-down

    1. you should be able to sort by trending (default), progress, new, marketcap, failed and ending soon

      1. trending = tokens with the most mint activity in the past 7 days, the most popular at the top

      2. progress = tokens closest to minting out, the closest token at the very top

      3. new = tokens most recently created, the newest token being at the very top

      4. marketcap = tokens that already minted out (and now trading on radFi), sorted by highest marketcap at the top

      5. failed = all the tokens that ended and weren’t successfully launched

      6. ending soon = tokens that have the least amount of time remaining before their mint closes, the least amount of time left being the very top

  8. Search bar

    1. this search bar lets you search any token created on radFi VM

  9. Right column token cards

    1. these are the tokens minting through our platform, sorted based on which sorting category is picked (#7)

      1. clicking on these tokens will bring you to the token's "Mint" page

    2. we provide a progress bar to show how close the token is to minting out

      1. complete = % already confirmed in a VM block

      2. pending = % currently pending, whether it's in the current block or waiting in our mempool

      3. remaining = 100% - complete

    3. in the top right we show how much time is left before the mint is over (if it doesn’t sell out)

      1. a highlight goes over the time left part of any token card with less than 24 hours remaining for it’s mint

        1. if greater than or equal to 24 hours remain, it displays “[X] days left”

        2. if greater than or equal to 1 hour, but less than 24 hours remain, it displays “[X] hours left”

        3. if less than 1 hour remains, it displays “[X] minutes left”

    4. on the token’s picture we display the token’s implied marketcap

      1. BTC confirmed * btc_price * 5 = implied marketcap

    5. when you hover over a token it has a slight purple highlight

  10. Block visualizer

    1. (this is just a placeholder that we’ll go live with)

  11. Claim all BTC

    1. claims all BTC from failed or only partial filled mints (that are completed)

      1. only lights up when there’s something to claim

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