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Each event market is a full Move publish because Sui’s one-time-witness rule means each Coin type needs its own published module. scripts/create-binary-market.ts automates the whole flow.

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Prerequisites

  • Repo cloned, .env populated (DARKPOOL_PACKAGE_ID, DUSDC_COIN_TYPE).
  • Sui CLI logged in with a funded testnet address (~0.5 SUI for gas).
  • The resolver address you want to control settlement (can be your own).

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One command

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What happens

1

Materialize template

Copies packages/binary-market-template/ into .binary-markets/binary_market_btc_80k_eoy/.
2

Substitute slug + label

Replaces all <slug> / <label> placeholders in Move.toml, yes.move, no.move, settlement.move.
3

sui move build

Always runs. Catches substitution issues even in dry-run mode.
4

Publish (with --execute)

sui client publish --json. About 0.3 SUI gas, 30s wallclock. Extracts package id + both TreasuryCap ids from objectChanges.
5

create_market

Calls settlement::create_market<DUSDC>(yes_cap, no_cap, label, expiry_ms, resolver, ctx) which:
  • Wraps both TreasuryCaps into a shared Settlement<DUSDC>.
  • Mints a ResolverCap and transfers it to --resolver.
6

Append to registry

.binary-markets/registry.json gets a new entry with packageId, settlementId, resolverCapId, yesType, noType. The server reads it on every /v1/binary-markets request. The new market shows up instantly.

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Slug rules

Must match /^[a-z0-9_]+$/. Also avoid Move reserved words (coin, balance, …) since the slug becomes the module path.

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Audit

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Recovery

If the sui client publish succeeded but create_market aborted (rare; usually CLI flakiness), use the recovery path:
It re-queries the chain for the package + TreasuryCaps, finishes market creation, and appends the registry entry.

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Adding V3 pools

The scaffolded market trades on dedicated V3 pools Pool<YES, DUSDC> and Pool<NO, DUSDC>. Bootstrap them once you have 1000 testnet DEEP:
The seeder mints YES+NO pairs from wallet DUSDC (5% fee headroom), deposits into a BalanceManager created + shared in-PTB, then POST_ONLYs bid/ask on both pools. Pool ids get written back into the registry. The frontend’s Trade on DeepBook panel auto-renders. No restart needed.

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Adding OO bridge

Wire the optimistic oracle by adding ooMarketLinkId to the registry entry (post-registration via pnpm market:register --kind oo). The OOPanel then renders on the event detail page.