Intel, Oracle and IBM Among 26 Firms Objecting to OKX-ICE Tokenized Stock Plans

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Intel, Oracle and IBM have joined a growing group of companies raising objections to plans by OKX and ICE to offer tokenized stocks. The latest round of objections brings the total number of opposing firms to 26. The joint venture is preparing to test a new framework from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for blockchain-based stock trading. The filings signal continued scrutiny of how tokenized equities may be issued and traded under the new rules.

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