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Morning Edition · Monday, November 2, 2026Published at 12:45 AM EST · New York
Nvidia and Nike Join 50 Companies Blocking Their Shares From OKX-ICE Tokenized Venue
A Securities and Exchange Commission exemption gives issuers 30 days to veto third-party tokens of their stock, and the objections now cover most of the planned launch list.
OKXICE, a 50-50 joint venture between Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) and the crypto exchange OKX, has received objections from 50 issuers to third-party tokens tracking their shares on its planned trading venue. The venue would run on perm…
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Issuer Consent Gates Tokenized Equities
Because US rules let public companies veto unaffiliated tokens of their shares, tokenized-equity markets will repeatedly split between issuer-sponsored onshore products and third-party wrappers that trade offshore, with issuer consent setting the size of the onshore market.
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