Sui DEX Cetus suspected of being hacked, over $220M drained from liquidity pools
The suspected hack on Cetus DEX highlights vulnerabilities in decentralized finance, potentially undermining trust in blockchain security. The post Sui DEX Cetus suspected of being hacked, over $220M drained from liquidi...
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The suspected hack on Cetus DEX highlights vulnerabilities in decentralized finance, potentially undermining trust in blockchain security.
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