Last week, the Sui ecosystem experienced a significant setback with the hacking of main DEX Cetus, which resulted in a $223 million loss. The hack involved the use of fake tokens to manipulate price curves. Since then, Cetus and the Sui Foundation have collaborated on recovering the stolen funds. They’ve frozen the remaining funds to prevent further exploitation by the hacker. The foundation has proposed an incentive-based solution where the hacker returns the funds in exchange for a reward. However, the proposal is facing resistance, with no clear decision yet. In the meantime, Cetus has chosen to bypass the traditional recovery method and propose a network update that aims to reclaim the funds directly, similar to Ethereum’s hard fork following The DAO hack in 2017. This action has sparked controversy as it goes against the core principles of decentralization. Will the network be updated for a more efficient and quicker recovery? Only time will tell what course the Sui community takes after this incident.