Bitget Launches Anti-Scam Month as Multi-Asset Fraud Loss Hits $442 B

Bitget has launched Anti-Scam Month 2026, its annual global security initiative that will run throughout June.

Running under the theme “More Assets, Stronger Shield: Stay Safe in the Multi-Asset Era,” the initiative has one goal: educating users about potential scams as the platform progresses toward a unified ecosystem where they can trade assets of all types: tokenized, crypto, precious metals, and AI-related.

Multi-Asset Market Losses Mounted to $442 Billion in 2025: Interpol

Interpol recently said in its global financial threat assessment that in 2025 alone, over $442 billion was siphoned off from the global economy.

Part of the reason is the surge in AI scams. The other part is the rise of tokenized products in mainstream trading environments.

The result is the emergence of new threats across multiple fronts, ranging from crypto wallets and phishing systems to fake applications, AI-generated scams, and identity manipulation techniques.

About Anti-Scam Month 2026

Bitget observes Anti-Scam Month every June as part of its efforts to provide users protection while the platform expands to deliver unified access to multiple asset classes, including crypto, tokenized stocks, commodities, forex, ETFs, and precious metals.

The campaign has always introduced proactive tools in the past, such as Anti-Scam Hub, Smarter Eyes Challenge, Antiphishing Codes, and more.

This year, however, Bitget aims to go deeper. It will release a multi-part security article and video series covering common attack vectors such as SMS spoofing, fake applications, phishing systems, malicious smart contracts, and high-risk token schemes.

According to the announcement, the content series will also pay special attention to rising fraud patterns in AI-driven systems and tokenized real-world assets.

When the campaign reaches its final phase, Bitget will release anti-scam reports covering multi-asset trading and AI-related financial risks. The “Universal Exchange” won’t author it alone, but will involve other parties including on-chain security agencies, real-world asset institutions, and AI industry partners.

X Spaces that bring together security researchers, ecosystem contributors, and community participants will also be hosted.

According to Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, the rationale behind the campaign is the increased interconnectedness of the financial system.

“Users move across crypto, tokenized assets, commodities, and traditional financial markets within the same trading cycle,”

the CEO said, emphasizing that an expanding market makes room for scam tactics to broaden as well. To tackle that, users should look beyond infrastructure. They must gain insight into the scam so that they can better recognize the risks associated with multi-asset trading.

The campaign’s launch is an obvious next step for Bitget as it expands its suite of security measures. With proof of reserves and a protection fund already in place, Bitget users can now benefit from the platform’s educational initiatives while dealing with an increasingly complex trading ecosystem.

For more information, visit: Bitget’s Anti-Scam Hub here.