Stone Venture

TOKEN2049

2026-10-14 01:45:14

TOKEN2049 side event reported to police over alleged remote-control malware installation

A TOKEN2049 attendee filed a police report in Singapore on Wednesday over a crypto security side event held during TOKEN2049, according to SolanaFloor. The report concerns an event called Don『t Get Played, which was promoted on site by organizers identifying themselves as Apex Accelerator and Stone Venture. The allegation says attendees were pressured and persuaded to install malicious software during the event. According to the complaint described by SolanaFloor, the software would have allowed the organizers to take full remote control of a participant’s computer. The report centers on conduct that allegedly took place at the event venue during the conference period.

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TOKEN2049

2026-10-14 01:45:14

TOKEN2049 attendee files police report in Singapore over alleged malware incident

A TOKEN2049 attendee has filed a police report with Singapore police over an incident tied to a side event held during TOKEN2049, according to SolanaFloor. The event was called Don’t Get Played and was promoted by organizers identifying themselves as Apex Accelerator and Stone Venture. The complaint alleges that people at the event were pressured and persuaded to install malicious software on site. According to the allegation, the software would have allowed the organizers to gain full remote control of an attendee’s computer. The report, as described by SolanaFloor, centers on claims made by an attendee and does not include any additional findings from police in the source material provided.

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Policy Regula

2026-10-12 15:02:13

Apex Accelerator and Stone Venture investigated over alleged TOKEN2049 side-event scam

Techub News, citing Crypto Briefing, reported that Apex Accelerator and Stone Venture have been placed under police investigation over alleged fraud tied to a side event held during TOKEN2049. The case centers on suspected scam activity linked to the event and has drawn fresh attention to how vulnerable crypto gatherings can be to fraudulent schemes. It has also sparked discussion around the need for stronger vigilance and tighter oversight at industry events. No additional details about the alleged conduct or the scope of the investigation were disclosed in the source brief.

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