The largest US corporations resisted listing their shares: The list expanded to 67 US business sector companies shows unexpectedly strong resistance to moving the traditional stock market to the blockchain. Already 67 companies, including Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Tesla, Amazon, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, have officially opposed the circulation of decentralized versions of their shares on the new trading platform OKXICE. The platform is created by a joint venture between OKX and Continental Exchange, the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, which provides round trading of digital analogues of US stocks using blockchain and stablecoins. Proponents of the technology promise near settlements, a decrease in costs and the elimination of some traditional financial intermediaries. However, the biggest issues are in no rush to trust their securities with the new infrastructure.

The largest US corporations resisted listing their shares: The list expanded to 67 US business sector companies shows unexpectedly strong resistance to moving the traditional stock market to the blockchain. Already 67 companies, including Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Tesla, Amazon, JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, have officially opposed the circulation of decentralized versions of their shares on the new trading platform OKXICE. The platform is created by a joint venture between OKX and Continental Exchange, the owner of the New York Stock Exchange, which provides round trading of digital analogues of US stocks using blockchain and stablecoins. Proponents of the technology promise near settlements, a decrease in costs and the elimination of some traditional financial intermediaries. However, the biggest issues are in no rush to trust their securities with the new infrastructure.