TREE NEWS update: DYORSWAP said it has finished reviewing addresses affected by a scam tied to a fake GIWA mainnet and will reimburse those who bridged in less than 5 ETH at a 40% rate. Addresses that bridged more than 5 ETH, some of which appear to involve phishing or fraudulent bridge activity, will be reviewed separately. Payouts go to 0xdf25f88aa6cde9937fdcfcf10fa349528c79dbf9, and DYORSWAP stressed it will never ask users to transfer funds or pay fees.
DYORSWAP Sets 40% Payout for Small GIWA Fake-Mainnet Scam Victims
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AI take
DYORSWAP's split treatment is the real signal here: small bridgers get a flat 40% reimbursement, while larger amounts — flagged as potentially tied to phishing or fraudulent bridging — are pushed into a separate review. That distinction effectively sorts presumed victims from possible bad actors, and it shifts the burden of proof onto the larger claimants. The open question is how that second review is conducted and whether the 40% rate becomes a template for other fake-mainnet incidents.
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