According to CoinMeta, the Bitget wallet expanded its artificial intelligence security tools on November 11, 2026, following a 7.4-fold increase in phishing-related signature alerts in the third quarter. The wallet recorded approximately 37,000 flagged interactions per week during that period, compared to only 5,000 in the second quarter. Chief Operating Officer Alvin Kan stated that the enhanced detection capabilities may have led to this growth. In the third quarter, the Bitget wallet flagged around 37,000 phishing-related signature requests per week, whereas in the second quarter, this number was 5,000. Kan also mentioned that the data does not show the specific contribution of each factor. The wallet categorized the detections in the third quarter into four risk categories, with phishing-related signatures accounting for 57.4%. Malicious addresses made up 16.5%, risky contracts accounted for 14.2%, and malicious approvals accounted for 11.8%. From the second quarter to the third quarter, the average weekly detection volume increased in all categories. Phishing-related risks increased by 7.4 times, malicious addresses by 6.0 times, and risky contracts and malicious approvals increased by 5.1 times and 4.1 times respectively.