Following a $223 million hack that affected the Sui ecosystem, decentralized exchange Cetus has proposed a recovery plan to recover $162 million frozen in the hacker’s wallets. This plan depends on a community vote, needing over 50% participation and majority support to approve a protocol upgrade that would override the attacker’s control. If successful, the funds will be moved to a multisig wallet managed by Cetus, the auditing firm OtterSec, and the Sui Foundation. SUI holders can delegate their votes to validators to help decide the outcome.
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