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*What's happening?* Hackers stole assets on Sui Network, but the validators (like network guardians) worked together to freeze the stolen funds so the hackers can't use them. *Is Sui still decentralized?* Yes! Sui isn't controlled by one person or group. The validators only take action like this in extreme cases, like big hacks, and they need to agree on it. *Think of it like an emergency brake*: It's only used when many independent validators agree it's necessary to protect users and the network. *Key points:* - Sui is still decentralized - The network is secure - There are tools to recover assets in emergency situations, used carefully and with agreement from validators.

Decentralization 101: Control & power distributed among autonomous participants, not one central entity. Sui Network's recent response to a hack: Validators voted & reached consensus to block malicious wallet, protecting users. This rare, last-resort tool is decentralized because: - No single person controls it - Validator consensus is required - Code is open & visible to all Sui balances safety & freedom, remaining a 100% decentralized network. Your keys, your control! 🫡

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