Apex Accelerator and Stone Venture reportedly face police report over TOKEN2049 side event

A crypto security event called “Don’t Get Played” is now at the center of scam allegations. The irony writes itself. Apex Accelerator and Stone Venture, the co-hosts of the gathering held during TOKEN2049 in Singapore, reportedly face a police report. The allegation, which surfaced on X, is that organizers pressured attendees to install software that granted remote access to their devices. What the event promised On paper, the event looked like exactly what a cautious attendee would want. It was billed as a security-focused session meant to teach people how to protect themselves from token scams. The venue was The Singapore EDITION, and the gathering took place in early October 2026. Entry was free, but guests had to register in advance. Capacity was capped at 200 people. The program included a live “wallet clinic.” Attendees could have their holdings checked using Apex Audit tools, which were pitched as scanning for token risk and honeypots. A honeypot, for the uninitiated, is a token designed so you can buy it but never sell it. The event’s billing also included a panel on how scams have evolved. Representatives from Spartan Group, Bybit’s security team and the Singapore Police F...