Nebius, Boeing and others oppose OKXICE stock token trading, list grows to 62 companies

OKXICE said Nebius, Boeing, and ServiceNow have joined the list of issuers objecting to its tokenized stock trading, bringing the total to 62 companies. The objections follow earlier additions including Apple, Home Depot, and GE Vernova, which raised the count to 59. The dispute centers on OKXICE listing tokenized versions of publicly traded shares without issuer consent, a practice that raises questions about shareholder rights and corporate control over how equities are represented on-chain. The growing roster of objectors signals mounting pushback from traditional issuers as tokenized equities expand. What to watch next is whether more issuers join the list and whether OKXICE adjusts its listing process or negotiates with companies to resolve the standoff.