OKXICE tokenized stock plan narrows as Apple, Meta objections leave crypto-linked issuers in focus
OKX and Intercontinental Exchange face a much smaller pool of potential listings for their planned tokenized U.S. stock market as more issuers opt out. The remaining companies without a disclosed objection include Strategy, Coinbase, Circle and Robinhood, tightening the venture's likely initial lineup around businesses with crypto ties.
Highlights
- Apple, Meta Platforms and Palantir joined the list of 67 companies objecting to OKXICE’s tokenized stock trading plans as of Thursday.
- Only firms with crypto ties such as Strategy, Coinbase, Circle and Robinhood remain absent from the Nov. 5 objection list for OKXICE.
- Out of the 62 companies initially selected by OKXICE, 56 issuers—about 90%—have objected, sharply reducing the venue’s potential launch lineup.
Issuer objections reshape launch lineup
As first reported by CoinDesk, Apple, Meta Platforms and Palantir are among the latest companies objecting to OKXICE's tokenized stock trading plans, pushing the total number of disclosed objections to 67. The latest additions in Thursday's public notice also include S&P Global, KLA and Super Micro Computer, while Apple, Home Depot, GE Vernova, Nebius, Boeing and ServiceNow appeared earlier in the week.That leaves Strategy, Coinbase, Circle and Robinhood absent from the objection list dated Thursday, Nov. 5. Securitize and BitGo also remain without a disclosed objection after previously saying they did not plan to object, leaving the shrinking group concentrated in companies already linked to the crypto sector.
OKXICE initially selected 62 companies spanning large technology groups, banks, retailers and industrial businesses. According to a CoinDesk tally, 56 of those issuers, about 90%, have objected, significantly narrowing the possible starting universe for the venue.
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