Walmart and 37 others object to OKXICE tokenized shares

Community Trust Score Likely Real 79 % Real Likely Real 14 votes Updated 12 minutes ago Walmart, Microsoft, Alphabet, and JPMorgan Chase are among 38 companies that have objected to third-party tokenized versions of their shares trading on OKXICE, a proposed round-the-clock stock tokens venue backed by the owner of the New York Stock Exchange. The venue’s October 28 notice lists the 38 issuer objections. Earlier reports on October 24 had listed 16 objectors. The expanded roster includes major technology and financial services firms that have formally refused the trading of unaffiliated third-party tokens representing their equity on the platform.