DYORSWAP2026-09-27 12:47:01DYORSWAP sets 40% compensation for users with cross-chain transfers below 5 ETHDYORSWAP said it has finished reviewing all affected addresses and released an updated compensation plan. Under the policy, any address with a cross-chain amount below 5 ETH will receive compensation equal to 40% of the bridged amount, regardless of whether the funds were later used for trading. Addresses with cross-chain amounts above 5 ETH will not be processed under the same blanket rule and will instead go through individual review. The project said some of those cases may involve phishing or fraudulent cross-chain activity. Users who believe they are legitimate affected parties can contact the team directly for verification. DYORSWAP also warned that it will never ask users to send funds, sign suspicious transactions, or pay any fee in order to claim compensation. The team said more details will be released later.20
DYORSWAP2026-09-27 12:52:36DYORSWAP says address review is complete, sets 40% compensation for cross-chain amounts under 5 ETHDYORSWAP has released a new update on its compensation process, saying it has finished reviewing all affected addresses. Under the latest arrangement, addresses with cross-chain amounts below 5 ETH will receive compensation equal to 40% of the bridged amount, regardless of whether the funds were later used for trading. Addresses involving more than 5 ETH will go through separate review, as some cases may be tied to phishing or fraudulent cross-chain activity. The project said users who believe they are legitimate affected parties can contact the official team directly for verification. It also warned that no claimant will ever be asked to send funds, sign suspicious transactions, or pay any fee in order to receive compensation. More details are expected to be released later.20
DyorSwap2026-09-27 08:26:49DyorSwap says supposed GIWA mainnet was a fake chain set up by scammersDyorSwap said in an official notice that the so-called GIWA mainnet previously identified by the team was in fact a fake chain created by scammers. According to the announcement, the fraudulent network used the correct GIWA chain ID, 9134, which made it appear legitimate during the initial verification stage. The team also said it had identified several suspicious messages and individuals in the related community that may be connected to the incident. The project said the fraudulent cross-chain bridge has already caused significant losses. In response, DyorSwap said it is taking three immediate steps: contacting a professional security team to conduct further on-chain tracing and investigate the addresses, transactions, and fund flows involved; preserving all relevant evidence, including chat records, RPC information, bridge addresses, and on-chain transactions; and preparing to use treasury funds to compensate affected users. The project added that eligibility criteria, loss verification procedures, compensation scope, and a detailed plan will be released after the investigation and verification process is completed. DyorSwap also warned users not to use any unofficial GIWA mainnet RPC, bridge, or contract, and not to send funds to any related addresses until further notice.30
