The decentralized exchange Cetus is on track to potentially recover funds stolen in a recent exploit, with a community vote set to determine the next steps. As Cointelegraph reports, the exchange experienced a significant breach on May 22, resulting in the loss of over $220 million worth of digital assets. Following this incident, Cetus froze $162 million of the stolen funds, and now seeks community approval for their recovery plan. If approved, these funds will be secured in a multisignature trust account until they can be returned to affected users. 52.9% of Sui tokenholders have voted in favor of the plan according to the latest blockchain explorer data, while the remaining votes are pending.