• $160M in hacked funds were moved to a multisig wallet after the Sui community vote approval.
• Cetus targets full protocol recovery within one week, including CLMM upgrades.
• Compensation contract and asset rebalancing are underway as investigations continue.

A week after a security breach hit the Cetus protocol, a community-led recovery initiative has resulted in the secure transfer of approximately $160 million in frozen funds to a multisig wallet. The funds, linked to the recent exploit, are now jointly managed by Cetus, the Sui Foundation, and blockchain security firm OtterSec. This marks a significant step in the recovery process initiated through an on-chain vote, which was supported by over 90% of validators and stakers on the Sui Network.

The recovery process began with a formal proposal from Cetus requesting a community vote to recover assets held on-chain. The Sui Foundation deployed a voting mechanism that allowed validators and SUI token holders to participate. According to the Sui Foundation, 90.9% of validators voted in favor of the upgrade, enabling the transfer of the quarantined funds to a secure, multisig trust wallet.

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• $160M in hacked funds were moved to a multisig wallet after the Sui community vote approval.
• Cetus targets full protocol recovery within one week, including CLMM upgrades.
• Compensation contract and asset rebalancing are underway as investigations continue.

A week after a security breach hit the Cetus protocol, a community-led recovery initiative has resulted in the secure transfer of approximately $160 million in frozen funds to a multisig wallet. The funds, linked to the recent exploit, are now jointly managed by Cetus, the Sui Foundation, and blockchain security firm OtterSec. This marks a significant step in the recovery process initiated through an on-chain vote, which was supported by over 90% of validators and stakers on the Sui Network.

The recovery process began with a formal proposal from Cetus requesting a community vote to recover assets held on-chain. The Sui Foundation deployed a voting mechanism that allowed validators and SUI token holders to participate. According to the Sui Foundation, 90.9% of validators voted in favor of the upgrade, enabling the transfer of the quarantined funds to a secure, multisig trust wallet.

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