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Nine Issuers Block Their Shares from Trading on OKXICE's Tokenized Venue
OKXICE disclosed timely objections from nine U.S.-listed issuers, preventing their tokenized shares from trading on its proposed venue under the SEC's temporary framework.
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OKXICE disclosed on October 15 that nine issuers had objected to tokenized versions of their shares being offered on its planned Tokenized Securities Venue. The list comprises Cerebras Systems, AppLovin, Applied Digital, Rocket Lab, CoreWeave, Verizon, Applied Optoelectronics, Broadcom and UnitedHealth Group.
The consequence is specific to OKXICE. Under the SEC’s temporary innovation exemption, a venue must notify an issuer before offering stock tokenized by an unaffiliated third party and wait at least 30 calendar days. A timely written objection prevents that venue from making the tokenized stock available. It does not prohibit another venue from starting its own notification process. OKXICE says its model would use one-for-one share backing, permissioned Uniswap v4 pools on X Layer and stablecoin trading pairs, but the nine objected securities cannot be included under the current notices.
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- //OKXICE listed nine issuers that submitted notices objecting to tokenized trading of their shares.
- //A timely objection prevents that issuer's third-party-tokenized stock from trading on the objected-to venue.
- //The objections are venue-specific and do not constitute a general rejection of all stock tokenization.
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