According to CoinMeta, Bitget wallet reported that its crypto phishing alerts surged by 7 times in the third quarter of 2026, with an average of about 37,000 signature requests per week, a significant increase from 5,000 in the second quarter. Alvin Kan, the chief operating officer of Bitget wallet, stated that this growth may reflect both more widespread threat activities and improved detection capabilities. The wallet introduced AI auxiliary risk detection in the second quarter, and AI also helped identify 90% of the newly blocked risky domain names in October.