38 companies oppose OKX-ICE TSV tokenized shares; 23 are Nasdaq-listed

The notable point is not the number of objectors but the split in venue politics: a major exchange is publicly steering its own issuers away from a third-party tokenization scheme while building a rival model of its own. That puts listed companies in the middle, caught between a platform promising tokenized distribution and the exchange that governs their listing. Whether Nasdaq's stance hardens into formal listing conditions, and whether issuers named publicly stay in the TSV scheme, is the open question.