TREE NEWS reports: Nine companies have now objected to the ICE and OKX joint venture’s tokenized stock trading venue, with Broadcom and Verizon among the latest to opt out. The venture’s Oct. 15 public notice shows the roster of companies refusing tokenized trading on its pools is rising quickly.
ICE-OKX Tokenized Stock Venue Draws Nine Objections; Broadcom, Verizon Opt Out
AI take
The objection list is becoming the defining feature of this venue rather than the trading itself. With Broadcom and Verizon joining nine objectors, the friction sits with the issuers whose equities would be tokenized, not with the exchange mechanics — a governance problem that could shape how much real inventory the pools can list. Whether the objection roster keeps growing before the venue's notice period closes is the open question, and whether ICE and OKX adjust the model to win issuer consent.
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