According to CoinMeta, on November 11, 2026, the Bitget wallet announced that it had expanded its AI-driven threat detection capabilities due to a 7.4-fold increase in average weekly phishing-related detections between the second and third quarters. This expansion covered fraudulent websites, suspicious domain names, and transaction activities, including requests that could allow attackers to access users' assets without exposing their private keys. The self-hosted wallet has integrated these capabilities into its security engine GetShield to identify risks before users approve potentially harmful activities. According to the official security update, the role of AI in identifying newly blocked risky domain names was 36.3% in the second quarter, 70.2% in the third quarter, and reached 90.2% in the first four weeks of the fourth quarter. During the same period, 69.8% of the newly blocked risky domain names were marked by its proprietary AI, and there were no matching risk alerts in the two external threat intelligence databases used for comparison. The company described these findings as additional detection coverage beyond the existing threat list.