Bitget Launches Anti-Scam Month 2026 as Multi-Asset Fraud Losses Hit $442 Billion

• Bitget launched Anti-Scam Month 2026 to help users stay safe as markets converge. 
• Multi-asset financial scams caused over $442 billion in global losses during 2025. 
• Bitget will publish security content, reports, and discussions throughout June.

Bitget has launched Anti-Scam Month 2026, a global security awareness campaign to help users navigate fraud risks in digital finance.

The campaign will run throughout June under the theme “More Assets, Stronger Shield: Stay Safe in the Multi-Asset Era”. It launches at a time of rising concern over fraud in digital asset markets. 

According to Interpol data cited by Bitget, financial scams in multi-asset markets resulted in more than $442 billion in losses worldwide in 2025.

Multi-Asset Growth Creates New Security Challenges

Bitget said the evolution of financial markets is creating new opportunities for users. However, it is also opening more avenues for scammers.

As tokenized financial products become more popular, fraudsters are exploiting vulnerabilities across crypto wallets, phishing campaigns, fake applications, AI-generated scams, and identity manipulation schemes.

The exchange noted that traders now operate across multiple asset classes within the same ecosystem. Many users move between crypto-native products and traditional financial instruments. As a result, security risks have become more complex for both retail and institutional participants.

Bitget Emphasizes Security and Education

Anti-Scam Month 2026 is part of Bitget’s strategy to strengthen user protection. The company continues to expand access to cryptocurrencies, tokenized stocks, commodities, foreign exchange products, exchange-traded funds, and precious metals through its Universal Exchange model.

Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, said the interconnectedness of financial markets is changing the nature of security threats.

According to Chen, wider market access must be matched with stronger user education. She noted that scam tactics continue to evolve as crypto, tokenized assets, commodities, and traditional financial markets integrate.

Security Education Campaign Throughout June

As part of the initiative, Bitget will publish a series of security-focused articles and videos. These materials will address common attack methods, including SMS spoofing, phishing campaigns, fake applications, malicious smart contracts, and high-risk token schemes.

The educational content will also examine emerging fraud trends tied to artificial intelligence and tokenized real-world assets. Both sectors have attracted growing institutional interest, but they are also becoming targets for increasingly sophisticated scams.

Later in the campaign, Bitget plans to release specialized anti-scam reports focused on risks in multi-asset trading and AI-driven financial fraud. The reports will be produced in collaboration with on-chain security organizations, RWA-focused institutions, and AI industry partners.

The exchange will also host X Spaces discussions featuring security researchers, ecosystem participants, and community members. These sessions will focus on emerging scam trends and strategies for reducing risk.

Bitget Reinforces Its Security Strategy

The launch follows Bitget’s continued investment in platform security measures. These include proof-of-reserves disclosures, its Protection Fund, and educational initiatives to improve account safety and risk awareness.

As digital assets become connected with traditional financial markets, industry participants face pressure to balance expanded market access with stronger safeguards.

Bitget said Anti-Scam Month 2026 will help users more effectively identify and avoid threats as financial activity becomes increasingly interconnected across multiple asset classes.