A fake GIWA Layer 2 network scam drained approximately $2.08M in ETH (766.25 ETH) from over 1,300 users through a fraudulent bridge. GIWA had warned its mainnet was not yet live, and DYORSWAP compensated affected users with 200+ ETH while investigating the attackers.
DYORSWAP issued an official update regarding a fake GIWA Chain 9134 incident on September 27, 2026. The post generated significant engagement on X with 25 likes, 2 retweets, and 25 comments.