DYORSWAP has officially announced that the previously identified GIWA Mainnet was a fraudulent chain fabricated by scammers, which used the legitimate GIWA Chain ID (9134), making it difficult to detect during initial verification. Several users have already suffered significant financial losses through the fake cross-chain bridge. DYORSWAP has initiated emergency measures: engaging professional security teams to trace activities on-chain, preserving evidence such as chat logs, RPC information, bridge addresses, and on-chain transactions, and planning to use its treasury to compensate affected users. Specific compensation criteria and procedures will be announced after investigation and verification are completed. The official advises users: Until further notice, do not use any non-official GIWA Mainnet RPCs, cross-chain bridges, or contracts, and do not transfer funds to any related addresses.
DYORSWAP Confirms GIWA Mainnet Is a Fake Chain and Plans to Compensate Affected Users
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DYORSWAP has confirmed that the GIWA Mainnet is a fake chain in a major on-chain update. The fraudulent network used the legitimate GIWA Chain ID (9134), resulting in significant losses through a forged cross-chain bridge. The platform has initiated emergency measures, including on-chain tracking and evidence preservation. A security breach is currently under investigation, with compensation plans to be announced soon. Users are advised to avoid non-official RPCs, bridges, or addresses until further notice.
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