Wells Fargo, Intuit and Arm join objections to OKXICE tokenized stocks
Image: Bitcoin.com NewsWells Fargo, Intuit and Arm Holdings are among six more companies objecting to having their shares tokenized on OKXICE, a planned platform backed by OKX and Intercontinental Exchange. The objections bring the total to 22 companies, up from 16 earlier this week. The platform seeks to offer tokenized versions of 63 stocks under an SEC framework. Issuers must be notified before tokenization and can block listings by objecting. The objections do not necessarily mean the companies oppose all stock tokenization.
Key points
- Wells Fargo, Intuit and Arm Holdings are among six more companies objecting to tokenized shares on OKXICE.
- The objections bring the total to 22 companies, up from 16 earlier this week.
- OKX and ICE plan to offer tokenized versions of 63 stocks through the OKXICE platform.
- Issuers must be notified before their shares are tokenized and can block listings by objecting.
- Tokenized shares must provide the same rights as traditional equities, including dividends and voting rights.
Why it matters
The objections show that regulatory permission and technology alone may not persuade companies to allow their shares to trade as tokens. The dispute affects plans to offer continuous trading of tokenized US equities through OKXICE.
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Wells Fargo, Arm and Intuit join growing list of companies rejecting tokenized shares on OKXICE
Coverage timeline
- First reported by Bitcoin.com News
- Also reported by Crypto Briefing
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