Nine Listed Companies Oppose OKX and ICE Tokenization Plans
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Nine publicly listed companies have formally objected to stock-tokenization plans linked to OKX, one of the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchanges, and ICE, the Intercontinental Exchange that operates the New York Stock Exchange, raising issuer-consent questions that could delay or restructure a tokenized-equity push at a moment when traditional finance and crypto infrastructure are converging at unusual speed. The opposition surfaces as tokenized real-world assets emerge as one of the most contested frontiers in financial markets, with exchanges, custodians, and regulators each staking out incompatible positions on who controls the issuance process, who bears liability for token-holder disputes, and how corporate…
Source: Coincu
