Bitget Concludes Second Anti-Fraud Month, Upgrades Anti-Fraud Center to a Permanent Protection System
Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bitget has officially concluded its second annual Global “Anti-Fraud Month.” This year’s campaign focused on AI-driven crypto scam risks, aiming to enhance user security awareness and prevention capabilities through interactive games, educational content, expert dialogues, and industry reports.
One of the core initiatives, the “Smarter Eyes Challenge,” used gamification to simulate common scam scenarios such as phishing links, social engineering, and fake token authorizations. Data shows that in the first round, only 8.60% of users successfully identified all traps. After receiving guided security tips, the completion rate rose to 65.41%.
During the event, Bitget, in collaboration with SlowMist and Elliptic, jointly released the “2025 Global Crypto Anti-Fraud Trend Report,” which revealed that global losses from crypto scams in 2024 have already exceeded $4.6 billion, with AI deepfakes and social engineering emerging as mainstream attack methods. Additionally, Bitget partnered with security organizations such as Hacken and GoPlus to host X Space panel discussions, advocating for a collaborative approach to building a secure Web3 ecosystem.
Currently, the Bitget Anti-Fraud Center operates on a regular basis, continuously providing users with practical security guides, risk alert tools, identity verification channels, and 24/7 global support services, dedicated to creating a long-term, reliable trading environment.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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