The Sui ecosystem's leading DEX, Turbos Finance, was not affected by the Cetus security incident, as its codebase remains secure and the project is functioning normally.

BlockBeats News, May 25th, Sui's flagship ecosystem project Turbos Finance released an associated analysis of the Cetus exploit incident, with the platform maintaining normal operation immediately after the Cetus exploit:

「On May 22, 2025, at 11:34 AM (UTC), Cetus announced a vulnerability in its protocol worth $223 million. As an ecosystem protocol of the Sui mainnet, Turbos DEX is built on an independent, secure, and resilient codebase different from any other platform, including the Cetus forked code. Nevertheless, our team promptly initiated a comprehensive internal security review. We found that the checked_shlw function related to the Cetus exploit was present in our codebase but was never invoked or utilized. Upon searching our CLMM repository, we confirmed that checked_shlw appeared only once in its definition and had no instances of invocation, ensuring that there are no vulnerabilities in Turbos' operation.

As of 12:30 PM UTC, less than an hour after Cetus's announcement, Turbos had engaged the Mysten security team, as well as several leading external security firms such as OtterSec, MoveBit, and CertiK, to independently audit our codebase. All experts have confirmed that the vulnerability associated with the Cetus exploit will not affect Turbos, thus overwhelmingly demonstrating the integrity of our platform.

As of 1:00 PM UTC, several key Sui DEX platforms had temporarily paused services, but due to the platform's stringent security measures, Turbos was able to support uninterrupted on-chain transactions on the Sui network during this challenging period.」