33 Firms Including Coca-Cola Reject OKX’s Tokenization Plans

33 companies, including Coca-Cola and AMD, object to OKX's tokenization plans. This raises significant regulatory concerns moving forward. In a significant regulatory development, 33 companies have now objected to the tokenization of their shares on OKX’s planned venue, as reported by Eleanor Terrett. This includes high-profile firms such as JPMorgan, Coca-Cola, and AMD. The objections represent more than half of the 62 companies initially named by OKX and ICE, highlighting growing concerns around the regulatory implications of tokenization in the financial markets.