The short version: Start from the organizer’s official side-event directory, verify the host separately, and never connect or sign from an unsolicited registration message.

Coinfest Asia’s official site lists the 2026 festival for August 20–21 at Melasti Beach and maintains its own side-events page. That creates a useful verification anchor—and a brand scammers can imitate.

Use a clean navigation path

Type or bookmark the official domain, open the side-events directory from there, and then follow the named organizer. Do not begin with a forwarded Telegram message, sponsored search result, or QR sticker placed near the venue.

Verify:

  • exact organizer and domain;
  • date, venue, capacity, and admission terms;
  • whether the event claims official affiliation;
  • what information registration actually requires.

Registration should not require wallet authority

A ticket may use blockchain technology. That does not mean a general meetup registration needs token approvals, seed phrases, remote-access software, or an urgent signature from the wallet holding valuable assets.

Read every signature request. Use a separate low-value event wallet when appropriate, and do not bring long-term holdings into a conference workflow.

Physical space is not verification

A person standing inside a respected event can still make a false claim. Treat investment pitches, airdrops, jobs, and partnerships as leads to investigate later. The badge proves admission, not character or solvency.

Sources and limits

Listings and links can change. Re-verify through the organizer’s live site.

Key takeaway

Legitimate event energy makes impersonation easier. Enter through the official directory, verify the host, and keep wallet authority out of casual registration.

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