The article examines the $2.7 million Hector Network redemption exploit and argues that the loss was suspicious because the vulnerable privileged-wallet design had been flagged before the incident. It describes how the moderator-controlled AddEligibleWallet function could nominate addresses to claim treasury assets through mintWithdraw and transferRedemption, creating an inside-job risk if the wallet was compromised or abused. The source also notes that Hector had already lost funds in the Multichain collapse and that the redemption delay deepened investor frustration. Its main claim is governance and disclosure failure: the team allegedly knew about the centralization risk, did not fix it, and later shifted blame toward CertiK despite the prior warning.