Reports say 33 of 63 companies on OKXICE’s proposed tokenized-stock list objected, raising questions about issuer consent. The SEC’s temporary relief is limited, while Robinhood and DTCC pursue separate tokenization models.
Read Full ArticleThe OCC dropped a proposed presumption that could have swept third-party stablecoin rewards into the yield ban, leaving scrutiny to individual cases. Meanwhile, the SEC weighs fundraising exemptions and companies push back on tokenized-stock plans.
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Nine companies have objected to third-party tokenization of their shares on OKXICE’s proposed venue. The pushback highlights unresolved questions about issuer consent, shareholder rights and whether the market can deliver reliable liquidity and pricing.
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Bloomberg reports that the OKX–ICE venture is seeking an SEC route to offer tokens tracking 63 NYSE-listed stocks, but the filing and proposed lineup remain unverified. The SEC framework is conditional, and the tokens’ shareholder rights and launch plans are still unclear.
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