Apple Objects to OKXICE Stock-Token Plan; Total Objectors Reach 59

The breadth of the pushback is the story here: objections now span most of the proposed symbol set, leaving only ten without a disclosed opt-out, which suggests the friction is structural rather than a single issuer's complaint. Apple's entry adds a major consumer brand to a list that already includes many trademark holders, reinforcing that stock-token venues face an IP-consent problem that does not resolve symbol by symbol. The filing's silence on grounds is the key gap — whether objections are trademark-driven or broader is the open question, and it will shape how the remaining ten symbols and any revised listing are treated.