62 oppose stock tokenization... Boeing and ServiceNow also object to OKXICE

Boeing, ServiceNow and Nebius have joined the list of companies objecting to OKXICE's tokenized equity trading, bringing total objectors to 62 as of the latest count, up from 59 on the 3rd and 50 previously reported. The 62 objecting firms are a separate group from the 62 companies whose shares were initially proposed for trading; of those original candidates, 54 have filed objections. OKXICE's initial October 4 notice listed 63 share classes across 62 companies as trading candidates, with one company contributing two separate share types. The growing objections signal mounting legal and regulatory friction over whether tokenized representations of public equities require issuer consent, and the outcome will shape how tokenization platforms list U.S. stocks. What to watch next is whether OKXICE drops contested tickers or negotiates with issuers, and whether the objector count keeps climbing.