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Nvidia, Costco and Nike Push Back Against OKX and ICE Tokenized Stock Plans

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Nearly 70% of the companies initially selected for tokenized stock trading have opted out of the OKX and ICE initiative. Among the firms declining participation are Nvidia, Costco and Nike. Nineteen other companies, including Apple, Tesla and Amazon, have not publicly disclosed any objection. The 30-day window for companies to respond is approaching its close. The outcome will determine which firms ultimately take part in the program.

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