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OKX has introduced unified tokenized stocks, allowing trading of over 40 U.S. stocks and ETFs in a consolidated market accessible 24/7 for eligible regions. This feature centralizes liquidity by combining different issuers' tokenized versions of the same stock into one order book, supporting trading with USDT and automated tools.
OKX has launched a unified tokenized stocks feature, consolidating over 40 U.S. stocks and ETFs into a single market for each asset. This system merges multiple issuers’ tokenized versions of the same stock into one order book, aiming to address liquidity fragmentation and simplify trading.
Trading is available 24/7 using USDT, with support for trading bots and TradFi-style perpetual contracts for hedging. Eligibility for access depends on the user’s region, and the launch includes assets such as the S&P 500, QQQ, and several high-profile U.S. equities. Token holdings are integrated within regular OKX accounts and dividends are automatically reinvested, though users do not gain shareholder rights, and additional issuers may be added over time.
OKX is an international cryptocurrency exchange operating since 2017, offering users the ability to buy, sell, and store a wide range of over 100 cryptocurrencies. Key features include multiple investment programs, access to a proprietary educational academy, a multilingual platform, mobile app support, and a combination of cold and hot wallets for security. For more information, read the broker profile on Traders Union.
For more background on recent developments at OKX, including their launch of tokenized stocks and the 'The Beautiful Game' campaign, refer to our earlier news about OKX on Traders Union here.