Bitget has officially kicked off Anti-Scam Month 2026, a global security initiative aimed at enhancing user protection as digital finance evolves. The campaign, which runs through June, is themed “More Assets, Stronger Shield: Stay Safe in the Multi-Asset Era.” This initiative reflects Bitget’s increasing commitment to safeguarding users amidst rising financial scams, particularly in the context of a rapidly diversifying trading landscape that includes cryptocurrencies, tokenized stocks, real-world assets (RWAs), AI-linked products, and other multi-asset trading opportunities.
According to data from Interpol, financial scams associated with multi-asset markets caused staggering losses exceeding $442 billion globally in 2025. This surge in scams is particularly alarming as users increasingly engage with digital assets. As tokenized products gain traction, new vulnerabilities have emerged, leading to a rise in incidents of phishing, fake applications, and identity manipulation targeting individuals operating within multi-asset ecosystems.
The initiative is designed to bolster Bitget’s user protection strategy while broadening access to various asset classes including cryptocurrencies, tokenized stocks, commodities, forex, ETFs, and precious metals as part of its Universal Exchange model. The underlying message emphasizes the necessity for stronger protective measures and user education parallel to the expanding market access.
Gracy Chen, CEO at Bitget, noted the interconnected nature of today’s financial systems. “As users seamlessly transition between crypto, tokenized assets, and traditional finance, the tactics employed by scammers are becoming increasingly sophisticated. It is crucial for users to be aware of these risks, as financial activities are now more multi-asset by design,” she stated.
Throughout June, the platform will release a series of articles and videos addressing prevalent security threats, such as SMS spoofing, fake apps, phishing scams, malicious smart contracts, and risky token schemes. In particular, the content will spotlight emerging fraud tactics linked to artificial intelligence and tokenized real-world assets, both areas gaining momentum and drawing increased scrutiny from scammers as adoption expands.
The initiative will culminate in a detailed report on anti-scam measures relating to multi-asset trading and AI financial risks, developed in collaboration with security agencies, RWAs, and partners in the AI sector. Bitget is also hosting live discussions via X Spaces, where security researchers and community participants will discuss cutting-edge scam trends and explore effective risk mitigation strategies within the digital finance ecosystem.
This launch is part of Bitget’s ongoing efforts to enhance security, including implementing proof of reserves, establishing a Protection Fund, and expanding user education programs. With the convergence of digital assets and traditional financial environments, users now expect platforms to provide not just access but also robust protective measures.
Bitget is recognized as the largest Universal Exchange globally, serving over 125 million users and offering access to over 2 million crypto tokens, along with a diverse range of tokenized stocks, ETFs, and precious metals. The platform aims to facilitate smarter trading through its AI trade execution assistant and is proactive in promoting crypto adoption through partnerships with organizations like LALIGA and MotoGP™. Additionally, Bitget is collaborating with UNICEF to support blockchain education initiatives aimed at reaching 1.1 million individuals by 2027.
Investors are cautioned about the volatile nature of digital assets, as prices can fluctuate significantly, and it is advised to invest only what one can afford to lose. For more details, you can visit Bitget’s website or social media channels.
