OKXICE Sets Tokenized Stocks Launch Following Mass Company Objections
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OKX and Intercontinental Exchange’s tokenized securities joint venture, OKXICE, will launch later this month with more than 70 assets, including equities from Coinbase, Circle, and Strategy alongside dozens of ETFs. The platform’s debut follows objections from a broad group of companies over how their shares would be tokenized. The venture pairs a major crypto exchange with the owner of the NYSE, giving tokenized equities a high-profile venue and a potential template for traditional-market distribution on-chain. Specific pricing, trading volumes, and total value locked figures were not disclosed in the launch announcement. What to watch next is whether the initial asset roster expands beyond crypto-native names and ETFs, and how the company objections are resolved ahead of the rollout.
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OKX, Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), OKXICE, Circle (CRCL), Strategy (MSTR), Coinbase (COIN)
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