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Sui Network will hold its first in-person event in France on June 11, titled Sui Connect: Paris.
Author: Sahil Thakur
Sui Network will hold its first in-person event in France on June 11. Titled Sui Connect: Paris, the evening aims to bring together developers, builders, and curious newcomers from the Sui community. The gathering also marks a key moment: it’s Sui’s first major appearance since the high-profile exploit of Cetus Protocol last month.
The event will be held in central Paris and run from 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM. It includes presentations from Sui leadership, ecosystem partners, and project builders.
Speakers include:
Talks will cover topics like decentralized storage, builder funding programs, and the role of AI on Sui. The evening will close with community networking over food and drinks.
This event comes on the heels of a major exploit of Cetus Protocol, a decentralized exchange built on Sui. In late May, a smart contract vulnerability allowed attackers to drain over $220 million. Sui validators later froze a portion of the funds.
To manage the fallout, Sui initiated a community vote and created a multi-signature wallet to hold the frozen assets. Plans are now underway to reimburse affected users.
The Paris event gives the Sui team a chance to address these events directly and rebuild trust in the network’s resilience.
Sui Connect: Paris will not only highlight the network’s technical ambitions—it will also serve as a reality check. It’s a reminder that while innovation moves fast, community, communication, and responsibility must keep pace.
For many attendees, it’s not just about blockchain—it’s about showing up, asking questions, and shaping what comes next.
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