Cetus lost over $220 million after an attacker exploited a flaw in a smart contract math library. The attacker used spoof tokens and overflow bugs to trick the system into giving away real assets.

Moreover, the firm stated that Cetus and the Sui Foundation managed to freeze most of the stolen funds, about $162 million. However, their move to freeze the recovered assets sparked a massive ...

Sui-based decentralized exchange (DEX). Cetus Protocol is back online following a 17-day outage spurred by last month's $223 million exploit.. The protocol recovered around $162 million worth of ...

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The decentralized exchange Cetus Protocol announced that hackers have stolen $223 million in cryptocurrency and is offering a deal to stop all legal action if the funds are returned.

Sui community votes for frozen Cetus funds. Source: Sui At the time of writing, 52.9% of validators had voted in favor, while 46.7% have yet to cast their votes, Sui blockchain explorer data showed .

Cetus on Sui is reusing the Crema hack recovery model. Only now, users are slamming the $6M bounty and questioning whether Sui is really decentralized.

Cetus Protocol, a decentralized crypto exchange and key liquidity provider on the Sui blockchain, said it lost approximately $223 million in a security breach.

As the news of the Cetus exploit gained traction, the SUI token immediately fell nearly 10% to $3.82. It took some time to recover and was trading at $3.93 at the time of writing.