OKX and Intercontinental Exchange, owner of the New York Stock Exchange, will launch round-the-clock tokenised stock trading for eligible US users on 23 November under an SEC interim innovation exemption. More than 70 assets are expected, including 59 ETFs; 67 companies, among them JPMorgan Chase, McDonald's, SpaceX and Coca-Cola, opposed their shares being listed.
OKX and ICE to launch round-the-clock tokenised stock trading on 23 November
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The story so far: OKX-ICE tokenized stock exchange filing
OKX and ICE filed with the SEC to pursue a tokenized securities exchange covering tokenized shares of NYSE-listed companies, drawing objections from US-listed issuers. OKXICE now plans to launch round-the-clock tokenized stock trading for eligible US users on 23 November with more than 70 assets, including 59 ETFs…
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OKX and ICE to launch round-the-clock tokenised stock trading on 23 November
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