Crypto companies are pressing ahead with tokenised US stock trading, including an OKX platform with Intercontinental Exchange, as Apple, Meta and others object to their shares being used without authorisation. Disputes centre on who issues the tokens, who keeps the shareholder register and whether token prices can decouple from the shares.
Crypto firms push tokenised stock trading despite growing opposition
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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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