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      Apex Accelerator and Stone Venture Under Investigation Following Allegations from TOKEN2049 Side Event

      Apex Accelerator and Stone Venture, co-hosts of a recent crypto security event titled "Don't Get Played" in Singapore, are reportedly facing a police investigation over allegations that they pressured attendees to install remote-access software on their devices. The event, held in early October 2026 during the TOKEN2049 conference, aimed to educate participants on protecting themselves from token scams, featuring a live "wallet clinic" and a panel discussion with representatives from notable organizations including the Singapore Police Force Cyber Command.

      Despite the event's focus on security, attendees have raised concerns about the organizers' conduct. Allegations surfaced on social media, claiming that participants were coerced into installing software that could grant unauthorized access to their devices. However, details regarding the specific software involved or any financial losses incurred by attendees have not been disclosed. As of October 12, 2026, there has been no mainstream media coverage confirming the existence of a police report or complaints from victims, leaving the allegations unverified.

      The TOKEN2049 conference is a significant event in the cryptocurrency calendar, attracting numerous side events that can sometimes be targeted by scams. This incident highlights the potential risks associated with such gatherings, particularly when the theme revolves around security. Attendees are advised to review their devices for any unauthorized software, as the situation continues to develop. It remains to be seen whether Singaporean authorities will confirm the investigation and if the involved parties will provide public statements regarding the allegations.

      © 2026 KLEA News. All Rights Reserved. This article is provided for informational purposes only. It is not offered or intended to be used as legal, tax, investment, financial, or other advice.

      Source: KLEA News

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