This repository contains the contract for voting on the Cetus hack recovery plan. More information is at https://blog.sui.io/cetus-incident-response-onchain-community-vote/

Instructions for casting a vote as a validator

First, find a gas coin owned by your validator address.

If you don't have it handy, your validator address can be found in the Account field on explorers, (for example: https://suivision.xyz/validator/0x4fffd0005522be4bc029724c7f0f6ed7093a6bf3a09b90e62f61dc15181e1a3e).

You can then find the gas coin via an explorer as well, or by running sui client gas $your_validator_address

Now, set up the shell variables used by the command:

ADDRESS=<your validator address>
GAS_COIN=<gas coin id>
PKG=0x4eb9c090cd484778411c32894ec7b936793deaab69f114e9b47d07a58e8f5e5d
GOV_OBJ=0x20f7aad455b839a7aec3be11143da7c7b6b481bfea89396424ea1eac02209e7a

# Set VOTE to either "Yes", "No", or "Abstain". The string is case sensitive.
VOTE=

Next, dry run the transaction - observe the output and make sure that:

1. The transaction succeeded
2. The emitted event contains your intended vote.

sui client ptb --dry-run --gas-coin "@$GAS_COIN" --gas-budget 10000000000 --move-call "$PKG::governance_voting::vote" "@$GOV_OBJ" @0x5 "'$VOTE'" @0x6

Lastly, create the serialized tx

TX_BYTES=$(sui client ptb --serialize-unsigned-transaction --gas-coin "@$GAS_COIN" --gas-budget 10000000000 --move-call "$PKG::governance_voting::vote" "@$GOV_OBJ" @0x5 "'$VOTE'" @0x6)

echo $TX_BYTES

The final command will produce a base64 encoded unsigned transaction. You will need to sign it before it can be executed.

Cast your final vote

🚨 🚨 🚨 Important: Votes are final. You cannot change your vote once cast 🚨 🚨 🚨

You may have your own tools/procedures for signing. If not, the best way is to go to https://multisig-toolkit.mystenlabs.com/offline-signer, connect the appropriate wallet, and sign. You can either broadcast the transaction from the signer using the execute transaction tab (https://multisig-toolkit.mystenlabs.com/execute-transaction), or else copy the signature from the page and send it using the CLI.

You can also sign with the CLI, if you have your private key in your local keystore.

sui keytool sign --address "$ADDRESS" --data "$TX_BYTES"

SIGNATURE=<paste sig from keytool output>

Finally, execute the signed transaction

SIGNATURE="<paste your signature here>"
sui client execute-signed-tx --tx-bytes "$TX_BYTES" --signatures "$SIGNATURE"