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Despite experiencing a hacker attack on the Cetus protocol that resulted in significant asset losses, the SUI network has shown strong resilience in its ecosystem. This incident has heightened the focus on security, and SUI employs an efficient Consensus Mechanism and Move language to ensure technical safety. Although there are short-term confidence fluctuations, the SUI ecosystem continues to rise, attracting developers and funds, and is expected to strengthen its position in the industry.

May 2025 Crypto Market Analysis 1. Macroeconomic Situation In May 2025, the U.S. economy is at a critical turning point. Inflation continues to decline, the labor market shows resilience, monetary policy enters a wait-and-see period, trade policy brings new uncertainties, and the fiscal side affects market expectations through special operations and debt rating adjustments. Against this backdrop, the crypto market demonstrates strong resilience, and the global risk asset structure may undergo a new round of revaluation. Inflation trend In April, the seasonally adjusted year-on-year CPI fell to 2.3%, below the market expectation of 2.4%, marking a new low since February 2021, indicating a continued easing of price pressures. The month-on-month CPI after adjustment recorded 0.2%, slightly lower than expected, reflecting insufficient momentum for inflation to rebound in the short term. At the same time, the U.S. Treasury initiated a $40 billion treasury bond buyback operation, which the market widely sees as a special measure aimed at releasing liquidity through the repurchase of already issued treasury bonds, and

Haedal is a newcomer in the field of liquid staking on the Sui network, with a current TVL of 120 million USD. Through dynamic validator selection and the Hae3 framework, Haedal has improved staking yields, with a daily volume reaching 5.69 million USD. This protocol's innovative design and strong data give it a competitive edge in the Sui ecosystem, attracting considerable investment attention.

Steadfast Faith After Security Crisis: Why SUI Still Has Long-Term Rise Potential? 1. A chain reaction triggered by a single attack On May 22, 2025, the leading AMM protocol Cetus on the SUI network suffered a hacker attack, resulting in losses of over 200 million dollars in assets. This is not only one of the largest security incidents in the DeFi space this year, but also the most destructive hacker attack since the launch of the SUI mainnet. On the day of the attack, the total TVL of the SUI chain plummeted by more than $330 million, and the locked amount of the Cetus protocol evaporated by 84% in an instant. Multiple popular SUI tokens saw a drop of 76% to 97% within just one hour, triggering widespread concern in the market about the security and ecological stability of SUI. However, after the shockwave, the SUI ecosystem has demonstrated strong resilience and recovery ability. Although there was a fluctuation in confidence in the short term, the on-chain funds and user activity have not encountered sustained decline.

From high-performance public chains to programmable internet underlying architecture: An analysis of the SUI ecosystem's value enhancement. The Web3 technology stack is migrating from the Ethereum-dominated Solidity to the more secure and resource-abstracted Move language. Move was originally developed by Meta for the Diem project and features first-class resources and formal verification friendliness, making it an important language option for the underlying architecture of the new generation of public chains. In this context, Aptos and SUI have become the dual core representatives of the Move ecosystem. Aptos was launched by the original Diem core team, continuing the native Move technology stack, emphasizing stability and security. SUI, on the other hand, inherits the Move security model while introducing object-oriented data structures and parallel execution mechanisms, forming a SUI Move branch that achieves greater performance breakthroughs and development innovations, reconstructing on-chain resource management and transaction execution models. SUI is not just pursuing