Cross-Asset User Ratio Jumps from Under 1% to 10%
According to the 2026 Anti-Fraud Report jointly released by Bitget and SlowMist, as digital finance expands into stocks, tokenized assets, and AI tools, cross-asset trading is becoming a major trend for market participants. The report shows that the proportion of users adopting cross-asset allocation surged from less than 1% in mid-2025 to over 10% by May 2026, reflecting rapidly growing demand for diversified digital asset exposure.
Fraud Tactics Upgrade: AI Becomes Core of Attack Chains
The report highlights that fraud methods have shifted from single attacks to complex attack chains, integrating AI-generated content (AIGC), deepfakes, voice cloning, and multi-channel social engineering. These technologies make attacks more covert and deceptive, posing serious threats to user asset security.
Between July 2025 and June 2026, Bitget's security system intercepted over 150 million malicious requests and identified more than 13,000 high-risk malicious IPs. Additionally, the platform helped users recover approximately $32.3 million in funds related to security incidents and fraudulent activities, demonstrating its ongoing commitment to security.
Bitget's 3rd Anti-Fraud Month: Focusing on AI Fraud and Multi-Asset Scenarios
Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, stated that this year marks the third Anti-Fraud Month campaign. The platform will continue to provide security education content, risk identification guides, and industry collaboration activities to help users enhance their ability to identify and protect against AI fraud, phishing attacks, and scams in multi-asset scenarios. The report also reminds users to be cautious of deepfake content when engaging in cross-asset trading, avoid clicking suspicious links, and regularly update security settings.