TechFlow, May 28 — A Sui community proposal on "whether to return stolen assets from the Cetus protocol via special transactions" has been approved, with approximately 53% voting in favor.
According to the proposal, the next Sui protocol upgrade will introduce two one-time special transaction authentication mechanisms to transfer about $162 million in frozen funds from the attacker's address to a multi-signature wallet jointly managed by Cetus, the Sui Foundation, and OtterSec.
In addition, for the $60 million in funds that were cross-chain transferred by hackers, the Sui Foundation will provide a guaranteed loan to Cetus. Overall, the conditions for full compensation of user losses by Cetus have now been met.
Previous report, Cetus stated that if the community vote passes to unlock the funds, it will fully compensate users for off-chain stolen assets.
