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The joint venture between the OKX exchange and ICE (owner of NYSE) will open trading on November 23: more than 70 securities, including common and preferred shares of Strategy, as well as Coinbase, Circle and 59 Direxion exchange-traded funds. 67 companies declined to participate, including Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Amazon and Tesla.
The OKXICE platform planned to trade tokenized US stocks around the clock. Objections were filed by 67 issuers, including almost its entire initial list of 62 companies.
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.
On October 29, the Coinbase Premium Index dropped to -0.27% — the lowest since November 2022, when the FTX exchange collapsed. Put simply, US investors are selling BTC more actively than they are buying it.
Crypto.com, together with the OG.com exchange, has launched crypto perpetual futures for qualified US traders: 24/7 trading, long and short positions, up to 5x leverage, and oversight by the CFTC, the US futures market regulator.
The American broker Robinhood (traded on Nasdaq under the ticker HOOD) has officially received approval from Dubai authorities to launch cryptocurrency trading. This opens the door for the company to enter the Middle East market.
Robinhood has begun rolling out perpetual crypto futures trading for clients in the US. At launch, 8 assets are available, leverage up to 10x, settlement every 15 minutes, and a 0.01% fee per trade until the end of the year.
