Hong Kong Regulator Flags HKTWeb3, AmazingTech, 9M AI, and Hong Kong Stablecoin Exchange for Unlicensed Operations

The evidence provided strongly and consistently supports the statement. All eight sources, including multiple independent crypto news outlets and data platforms, report that a regulatory body in Hong Kong—specifically the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC)—took action against an entity named 'Hong Kong Stablecoin Exchange'. The sources unanimously state that the SFC added this entity to its public warning list of suspicious entities or suspicious virtual asset platforms. This action is the functional equivalent of issuing a public warning. While the sources use the term 'suspicious' rather than the exact phrase 'fraudulent claims', a public warning about a 'suspicious' financial platform from a regulator inherently implies concerns over misrepresentation, unauthorized activity, or potentially fraudulent behavior. Therefore, the statement is a factually sound and accurate summary of the event. The consistency across all sources, with no conflicting information, establishes a high level of confidence in the statement's truthfulness.