In May, Cetus, a DEX project based on Sui Chain, encountered a serious attack, and hackers stole more than US$223 million in assets. In just a few days, this incident came to an end: Sui quickly freezes funds, promotes governance voting, and promises users to pay 100% of their compensation. This series of actions not only show strong execution, but also makes many people begin to doubt: "Is Sui still decentralized?" In this issue, we will talk about how Sui responds to the crisis and what kind of blockchain governance logic it means behind its practices. 📝 Related links for this issue: You may be interested in: "Easy listening to Bitcoin White Paper in 40 minutes" https://youtu.be/gBUupXQ3Wv0 Listener group: https://t.me/hibitcoinnn 🐼Anchor: Allen Tbag, a former English teacher who knows best about global travel, a programmer who understands blockchain investment, comes to us: X｜Twitter: Hello Bitcoin WeChat listener group: ➕web3girll
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