OKXICE plans to launch a tokenized securities trading platform on November 23.
Original headlineOKXICE 计划于 11 月 23 日推出代币化证券交易平台
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OKXICE, the joint venture between OKX and Intercontinental Exchange, plans to launch its tokenized securities trading platform on Nov. 23 under a five-year SEC innovation exemption. The venture has confirmed 70 assets from issuers including Coinbase, Circle and Robinhood, plus 59 exchange-traded funds, available to U.S. customers who complete onboarding and hold a CeDeFi wallet. However, 67 companies—among them Meta, Tesla and Netflix—have opted out of having their shares tokenized on the platform as of a Nov. 5 filing. The launch matters as a test of whether tokenized equities can gain traction within the U.S. regulatory perimeter. Next, watch initial trading volumes and whether more issuers opt in after the platform goes live.
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