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Nebius, Boeing and ServiceNow join objections to OKXICE tokenised shares

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Nebius, Boeing and ServiceNow have objected to OKXICE trading tokenised versions of their shares, taking the number of objecting issuers to 62, a crypto journalist said on X. Boeing and ServiceNow were on OKXICE's original list, while Nebius was not; 54 of the 62 proposed companies have now objected.

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The story so far: OKX-ICE tokenized stock exchange filing

OKX and Intercontinental Exchange's joint venture filed with the SEC to pursue a tokenized securities exchange covering tokenized shares of NYSE-listed companies. Objections from US-listed companies have grown, with Nasdaq advising firms against participating. Eleanor Terrett now reports 67 issuers object, including…

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  1. OKX-ICE joint venture OKXICE files notice with SEC for tokenised securities exchange

  2. OKX seeks SEC approval for tokenised US stock platform with 63 NYSE names

  3. OKX founder says tokenised stock DEX contract planned for X Layer

  4. Uniswap founder says OKX tokenised securities project to use v4 hooks

  5. OKX director says tokenised securities exchange may launch in about 30 days

  6. CoreWeave and Broadcom oppose OKXICE tokenised share listing

  7. Nine tech firms object to stock token listings on OKX-ICE platform

  8. 16 US companies object to tokenised shares on OKX and ICE platform

  9. Cuomo calls company objections to tokenised stock trading a natural reaction

  10. SEC says three firms plan tokenised securities venues under innovation exemption

  11. OKXICE says nine US firms object to tokenised shares under SEC exemption

  12. Twenty-two companies object to tokenised shares on OKX and ICE's OKXICE platform

  13. Center for Common Sense Leadership Fund warns of stock token risks in WSJ ads

  14. IBM, Oracle, Intel and IonQ join opposition to OKX and ICE stock tokenisation

  15. OKXICE TSV files with SEC for tokenised securities venue exemption

  16. JPMorgan among seven firms opposing OKXICE stock tokenisation, total reaches 33

  17. Solana's Anatoly Yakovenko says firms opposing tokenised shares should go private

  18. 38 companies oppose stock tokenisation listings on OKXICE

  19. Nasdaq says listed firms should oppose tokenised trading on OKXICE, journalist says

  20. Nasdaq declines comment on claims it discouraged tokenised shares via OKXICE

  21. 50 issuers oppose ICE tokenised-stock plan, including Nike and Nvidia

  22. OKXICE objections grow to 50 as Nvidia and Walmart join

  23. Eleanor Terrett says Wall Street tokenisation rivalry intensifies over OKX and ICE plans

  24. OKXICE says 50 companies oppose its tokenised-stock plan, including Nvidia

  25. 56 companies oppose stock-token listings on OKXICE, including Amazon and Tesla

  26. Apple, Home Depot and GE Vernova join objections to OKXICE tokenisation

  27. Nebius, Boeing and ServiceNow join objections to OKXICE tokenised shares

  28. 62 companies now oppose tokenised stock listings on OKXICE

  29. 67 issuers oppose ICE tokenised stock venue, Eleanor Terrett says

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