Bitget, recognized as the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has kicked off its annual Anti-Scam Month for 2026, running throughout June. This year’s initiative is centered around the theme “More Assets, Stronger Shield: Stay Safe in the Multi-Asset Era,” reflecting the evolving landscape of digital finance where a mixture of cryptocurrencies, tokenized stocks, real-world assets (RWAs), and AI-linked products coexist in a single trading environment.
The move comes in light of alarming statistics from Interpol, which indicated that financial scams associated with multi-asset markets led to global losses exceeding $442 billion in 2025. This trend showcases a significant uptick in fraud targeting users of digital assets as new vulnerabilities arise from increased adoption of tokenized financial products. Users are particularly susceptible to various threats, including phishing attacks, fake applications, and identity manipulation tactics.
Bitget’s Anti-Scam Month represents an integral part of its broader commitment to user protection. The platform aims to provide access to not only digital currencies but also to tokenized stocks, commodities, forex, ETFs, and precious metals. This more comprehensive financial access is paralleled by the necessity for enhanced awareness tools, especially as users navigate the intersecting worlds of traditional finance and crypto markets on the same platform.
Gracy Chen, the CEO of Bitget, emphasized the interconnected nature of today’s financial systems. “As users move across various asset classes within the same trading cycle, scam tactics are continuously evolving. Today’s security demands not just robust infrastructure but also education to help users better recognize potential risks,” she stated.
To support this initiative, Bitget has planned a series of educational materials throughout June, including articles and videos that highlight common attack vectors—ranging from SMS spoofing and phishing systems to malicious smart contracts and high-risk token schemes. The campaign will also delve into emerging fraud patterns linked to artificial intelligence and tokenized RWAs, which are gaining traction and attracting dubious activities.
In the latter part of the campaign, Bitget will release anti-scam reports that focus on multi-asset trading and AI-related financial risks. These reports will be co-authored with on-chain security agencies and industry partners, enhancing the depth of information and strategies shared with users. Additionally, the platform plans to host live discussions via X Spaces, where security researchers and community members can share insights and strategies for mitigating risk in the digital finance landscape.
This initiative follows Bitget’s ongoing enhancements to its security framework, which include introducing proof of reserves and a Protection Fund, alongside broader education initiatives aimed at fortifying user awareness and account safety. As digital assets become increasingly integrated with traditional financial markets, there is mounting pressure on platforms to deliver extensive market access while ensuring robust safeguards for users traversing more complex trading environments.
As part of its mission to promote smarter trading, Bitget is also focused on driving crypto adoption through collaborations with high-profile partners like LALIGA and MotoGP™, and it has committed to supporting blockchain education through a partnership with UNICEF, aiming to empower 1.1 million individuals by 2027.
For those seeking a deeper understanding of the risks associated with digital investments, Bitget has made resources available through its Anti-Scam Hub, ensuring that users are equipped to navigate the multi-asset trading environment safely. As the financial landscape continues to evolve, platforms like Bitget are stepping up to provide the necessary tools and knowledge to combat the growing trend of financial scams.
