Giwachad lettered in brush strokes over a night view of Seoul. A bearded chad in a black robe stands in profile under a tiled hanok roof, a full moon behind him.

Giwachad. Jaw of stone. Roof of clay.

The chad of GIWA, the Ethereum layer 2 from Upbit. One-second blocks, zero paper hands.

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The legend under the roof

Giwa are the curved clay tiles on Korean palaces, temples and hanok houses. One tile is small. Stack thousands and you get a roof that shrugs off monsoon, snow and centuries.

Giwachad is that roof with a jawline. He does not check the chart. He does not fold. He stacks one tile at a time, watches the moon over Seoul, and stays exactly where he is.

1 s
Block time on GIWA. He still finds it slow.
90°
Jaw angle, checked with a carpenter's square.
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Paper hands allowed under this roof.

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How to buy

GIWA mainnet has not launched. These steps open the day it does.

  1. Get a wallet

    Any EVM wallet works. GIWA runs on the OP Stack, so your Ethereum tools carry over.

  2. Add the GIWA network

    Add GIWA mainnet to your wallet once it opens. Only the Sepolia testnet is public today.

  3. Bridge your funds

    Move funds from Ethereum to GIWA to cover the swap and the network fees.

  4. Swap for $GIWACHAD

    Paste the contract address shown on this page. Never use an address sent by DM.

Tokenomics

Planned figures. The final numbers are the ones you can read on-chain at launch.

Total supply
1,000,000,000
Buy and sell tax
0%
Liquidity
Burned at launch
Team allocation
0%

Stack a tile

One tile is small. A roof is not. Click the coin and lay yours. Every 24 tiles finishes a roof.

Tiles you laid
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Roofs finished
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