Bitget's second "Anti-Fraud Month" has concluded, and the anti-fraud center has been upgraded to a normalized protection system.

According to Deep Tide TechFlow news, on July 2, Bitget's second global "Anti-Fraud Month" officially concluded. This event focused on AI-driven encryption scam risks, effectively enhancing users' safety awareness and prevention capabilities through interactive games, security science popularization, expert dialogues, and industry reports in various forms.

One of the core projects "Smarter Eyes Challenge" simulates common scam scenarios such as phishing links, social engineering, and fake Token authorization in a gamified way. Data shows that in the first round, only 8.60% of users successfully identified all traps; after receiving guided security tips, the pass rate increased to 65.41%.

During the event, Bitget, in collaboration with SlowMist and Elliptic, jointly released the "2025 Global Encryption Anti-Fraud Trend Report," which pointed out that global losses due to encryption fraud have exceeded $4.6 billion in 2024, with AI deepfake and social engineering becoming mainstream attack methods. In addition, Bitget also partnered with security institutions such as Hacken and GoPlus to hold a special discussion on X Space, advocating for a multi-party collaboration to build a Web3 security ecosystem.

Currently, the Bitget Anti-Fraud Center has been operating regularly, continuously providing users with practical security guidelines, risk warning tools, identity verification channels, and 24/7 global support services, dedicated to creating a long-term reliable trading environment.