Bitget, the self-described world's largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has officially kicked off its annual Anti-Scam Month for June 2026. Under the theme "More Assets, Stronger Shield: Stay Safe in the Multi-Asset Era", the global security initiative aims to bolster user awareness as digital finance expands beyond pure cryptocurrencies into tokenized equities, real-world assets (RWAs), commodities, forex, ETFs, and AI-driven tools.
The campaign comes in response to staggering global fraud data. Bitget cited figures indicating that scams linked to multi-asset markets generated more than $442 billion in losses during 2025. As trading platforms increasingly unify traditional and crypto-native products, bad actors are exploiting new attack surfaces—including phishing campaigns, fake trading applications, malicious smart contracts, identity theft, SMS spoofing, and AI-generated impersonation techniques.
Throughout June, Bitget will release a series of educational articles and videos covering common attack vectors. Special attention will be given to scams connected to artificial intelligence and tokenized real-world assets, two rapidly growing sectors. The initiative will also feature live discussions via X Spaces with security experts, blockchain investigators, and community members, focusing on emerging scam trends and risk mitigation in interconnected financial markets.
In the final phase, Bitget plans to publish industry-focused anti-scam reports in collaboration with onchain security agencies, AI industry participants, and organizations involved in the RWA sector. Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, stressed that security now requires more than platform infrastructure—it depends on helping users recognize risk as financial activity becomes multi-asset by design. The campaign builds on Bitget's existing security framework, which includes proof-of-reserves verification, a dedicated Protection Fund, and ongoing user education programs.
