Bitget Unveils Third Anti-Scam Month Amid Rise of Multi-Asset Scams

Bitget has launched its third Anti-Scam Month campaign to raise awareness of emerging threats in digital finance. The campaign comes alongside a report on multi-asset scams, produced in collaboration with blockchain security firm SlowMist.

The report examines how scammers are adapting as investors move beyond cryptocurrencies into tokenized assets, stocks, contracts for difference (CFDs), and AI-powered investment platforms. It found that modern scams rarely rely on a single phishing link or fake website, instead guiding victims through a carefully planned sequence involving social media, messaging apps, investment groups, phishing infrastructure, and crypto wallets.

The report highlights several high-profile examples of emerging threats, including AI-generated investment personalities, deepfake videos, voice-cloning attacks, synthetic investment communities, wallet-draining schemes, and increasingly sophisticated phishing campaigns. Bitget blocked over 150 million malicious requests and recovered $32.3 million through security efforts.