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Morning Edition · Saturday, October 24, 2026Published at 1:47 AM EDT · New York
Twenty-Two Companies Including Wells Fargo and Intuit Object to Tokenized Trading of Their Shares on OKX and ICE's Platform
Issuers can refuse tokenized listings, but SpaceX perpetual futures traded about $6 billion after its earnings with no issuer consent required.
Wells Fargo, Arm Holdings and Intuit are among six more companies that will not allow their shares to be tokenized on a trading platform backed by the crypto exchange OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), according to a regulatory docume…
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Tokenized Equities Push Onto Public Blockchains
Over 3-6 months, exchanges and banks accelerate moving real equities on-chain — tokenized stocks with on-chain dividends and composable trading — turning the contest over open vs. closed tokenization venues into a concrete product race.
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