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OKXICE sets November 23 launch for tokenized stock venue

OKX and ICE, the parent of the NYSE, will open their tokenized securities venue on November 23 with more than 70 assets. The move lets US users reach tokenized shares under new SEC guidance, after 67 companies objected to listings.

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OKX, a crypto exchange, and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent of the New York Stock Exchange, have chosen November 23 to open their tokenized securities venue, called OKXICE. A tokenized stock is a share recorded on a blockchain, a shared digital ledger. The venue will run round-the-clock trading.

The timing follows guidance the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued earlier this year. The SEC's innovation exemption opens a path for exchanges to offer these onchain securities to US users.

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OKXICE has confirmed a list of over 70 assets that can be traded onchain. The roster includes digital tokens that represent stock in Strategy, Coinbase and Circle, along with 59 Direxion exchange-traded funds, which are funds that trade the same way as shares. Robinhood also appears on the list.

Not every company wanted in. Tesla, Apple, Meta and Netflix objected, and 67 companies in total objected to having their shares listed. For US users, the venue offers a new place to trade tokenized versions of these assets, around the clock, from November 23.

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