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The OKXICE joint venture (the OKX exchange and Intercontinental Exchange, owner of the NYSE) was going to launch round-the-clock trading of tokenized US stocks. 56 companies opposed it, including 49 of the 62 initially selected - about 79% of the original list.
Of the 62 American companies whose shares the OKXICE platform planned to trade as tokens around the clock, 43 have officially banned it. In total, there are 50 refusals; the response deadline for the first batch of notifications expires on Tuesday, November 3.
Four new refusals have been added to the OKXICE project - a joint venture between the OKX crypto exchange and Intercontinental Exchange (the owner of the New York Stock Exchange). Now 26 issuers from the original list of 62 companies have spoken out against trading tokenized versions of their shares.
