GIWA said in a post on X that its mainnet has not launched yet, rejecting claims that any leaked RPC information could be used to connect to the network. The project said there is no possibility of a so-called "RPC leak" exposing GIWA mainnet interface or node addresses at this stage, because the mainnet does not yet exist online.
GIWA also said that any content claiming to have access to GIWA mainnet RPC information is false. It urged users to verify contract details carefully before interacting with any contracts and warned the community to stay alert to FUD and scams.
According to the information provided in the report, GIWA is an Ethereum Layer 2 launched by South Korean crypto exchange Upbit and built on OP Stack. The chain is currently live on testnet, while the mainnet is set to go live later.
GIWA said in a post on X that its mainnet has not gone live yet, meaning there is no possibility that a so-called "RPC leak" could expose network interfaces or node addresses for connecting to the GIWA mainnet.
The project said any content claiming to possess GIWA mainnet RPC information is false. It also urged users to verify contract details before interacting with any contracts and warned the community about FUD and scams.
GIWA is an Ethereum Layer 2 launched by South Korean crypto exchange Upbit and built on OP Stack. The chain is currently live on testnet, with the mainnet scheduled to launch later.
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