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Within hours of the September 15, 2026 launch of the open beta version of Indra, the new Bitcoin swap system of JAN3, it became the victim of a denial-of-service (DDoS) attack. As the team was investigating the matter, they paused swap services temporarily. The attack was one more in the recent series of service interruptions connected with the Lightning infrastructure.

The incident puts the emphasis not so much on the current prices and performance of Bitcoin but on the durability of services created around it.

Samson Mow , the CEO of JAN3, reported the problem on X that day.

Indra is currently experiencing a DoS attack. To limit impact, we’ve temporarily disabled forward swaps while we investigate and mitigate. — Samson Mow

Indra is currently experiencing a DoS attack. To limit impact, we’ve temporarily disabled forward swaps while we investigate and mitigate.

He stated that swaps already underway may take longer to be completed and promised that more details will be posted soon.

What Indra is, and what it is not

AQUA has announced the beta version of Indra, a custom swap infrastructure that connects Bitcoin to Lightning and Liquid networks, on September 15. Mow said that JAN3 created the solution internally to replace Boltz as a service option for AQUA.

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