Write functions are called by submitting a transaction from a wallet. You can click on any function below to view more details, past transactions, and have the agent help prepare, simulate, and execute transactions.
The `renounceOwnership` function in the `Ownable` contract allows the current owner to relinquish ownership of the contract, effectively disabling any functions that require ownership.
The `rescueToken` function in the `MiniByte` contract allows the contract owner to transfer a specified amount of tokens from the contract to the owner's address.
The `transferOwnership` function in the `Ownable` contract allows the current owner to transfer ownership of the contract to a new address.
Read Functions
Read functions are functions that return data from onchain when called, and do not require submitting a transaction (but can still be called during one). You can click on any function below to view more details, past transactions, and simulate read calls.
The `checkinPower` function in the `MiniByte` contract is a view function that retrieves the current value of a public variable, likely representing the power or capacity of the contract.
The `inviteepower` function in the `MiniByte` contract is a view function that retrieves and returns a public variable, likely representing some form of power or capability associated with the contract.
The `inviterpower` function in the `MiniByte` contract is a view function that retrieves the value of a public variable, likely representing the power or influence of an inviter within the contract.
The `referralTimestamps` function in the `MiniByte` contract is a view function that retrieves a timestamp associated with a specific address and a given index.
The `rewardToken` function in the `MiniByte` contract is a view function that returns the address of the reward token, which is an instance of the `IERC20` contract.
The `userPowerGrants` function in the `MiniByte` contract retrieves a list of power grants associated with a specified user address within a defined range.