Companies oppose OKXICE stock tokenisation
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Companies including JPMorgan, AMD and Coca-Cola have opposed OKXICE, the OKX and ICE joint platform, tokenising their shares, taking the number of objecting firms to 33. On 28 Oct, Eli Lilly, Carnival, Arcos Dorados, Walmart and Cigna joined, raising the total to 38.
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JPMorgan among seven firms opposing OKXICE stock tokenisation, total reaches 33
JPMorgan, AMD, Applied Materials, Coca-Cola, Adobe, Dell and SanDisk have opposed OKXICE tokenising their shares, taking the number of objecting companies to 33, Eleanor Terrett reports.
38 companies oppose stock tokenisation listings on OKXICE
The number of companies opposing stock tokenisation listings on OKXICE, the OKX and ICE joint platform, has risen to 38 from 33. Eli Lilly, Carnival, Arcos Dorados, Walmart and Cigna joined the list in a 28 Oct notice.
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