DYORSWAP confirms "GIWA Mainnet" as a fake chain and plans to allocate treasury funds to compensate affected users.

TechFlow reports that on September 27, DYORSWAP officially announced that its previously identified GIWA Mainnet was actually a fake chain fabricated by scammers. The fake chain utilized the genuine GIWA Chain ID (9134), making it difficult to identify during preliminary verification, and several users have already suffered significant financial losses through the fraudulent cross-chain bridge.

DYORSWAP stated that it has activated emergency measures: contacting professional security teams for on-chain tracking, preserving evidence including chat logs, RPC information, bridging addresses, and on-chain transactions, and plans to deploy funds from its reserve to compensate affected users. Specific compensation criteria and plans will be announced following the completion of the investigation and verification.

Users are advised: Prior to further notice, do not use any unofficial GIWA Mainnet RPCs, cross-chain bridges, or contracts, and do not transfer assets to any related addresses.