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Wells Fargo, Cisco and Marvell Among Firms Objecting to OKXICE Tokenized Stock Plan

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Six additional companies have publicly opposed having tokenized versions of their stock listed on the OKXICE trading venue. The objections were reported by Reuters. With these six, the total number of firms that have raised objections now stands at 22. The reporting indicates that Wells Fargo, Cisco and Marvell are among the latest to voice opposition. The source article provides limited further detail on the specific reasons behind the objections.

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