The Nov. 3 OKXICE notice identified 59 companies objecting to third-party tokens tied to their shares, a list that limits planned trading on the venue without barring issuer-created tokens.
OKXICE is a planned securities venue formed by crypto exchange OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE). Its proposal has separate channels for third-party share tokens and tokens created by or for the companies whose shares they represent.
The Nov. 3 notice followed a Nov. 2 notice listing 56 objectors, an earlier stage in the count EconoTimes covered in its report on the 56-company filing.
Under the SEC order, an objection applies to a particular third-party tokenized stock on a particular venue. A timely objection bars that stock from trading on that venue, while leaving other tokenization arrangements beyond its scope.
OKXICE’s public notice page lists a Nov. 5 notice as its latest entry. The 59-company figure refers specifically to the Nov. 3 filing.
