Upbit-backed GIWA says mainnet is not live, denies RPC leak
GIWA said its mainnet has not launched and rejected claims that an RPC leak had occurred. The project also warned users about scams and misinformation connected to those claims, while saying its Ethereum L2 is still in development.
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Users and others watching GIWA would notice that the project is telling them not to treat the mainnet as live yet. That matters today because the project also warned about scams and misinformation tied to RPC leak claims, which sets a cautionary tone for anyone seeing those messages online.
In practice, the status remains different from a live network: GIWA says the mainnet has not launched, and its Ethereum L2 is still in development. What does not change from this is that claims about an RPC leak are denied, so those claims are not being accepted as a basis for how the project is described.
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