PANews reported on October 29 that Ant Financial's Layer 2 blockchain, Jovay, tweeted that some projects have recently been using its name without authorization to issue tokens on chains such as Solana, BSC, and Ethereum. Jovay clarified that it has not issued any tokens on any chain and reminded users not to purchase or interact with tokens claiming to be from "Jovay," advising them to rely on official channels.
Ant Financial's L2 blockchain Jovay: Has not issued any tokens on any blockchain; beware of scams.
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