54 out of 62 public companies opposed the tokenization of their shares on the OKXICE platform, writes Hon. Among those who filed formal objections: Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Nvidia and Boeing. The platform, created by the OKX crypto exchange and the owner of the New York exchange, planned to launch around-the-clock trading in token securities. In September, the SEC allowed the site to carry out such transactions without the consent of the issuers, but left the companies the right to block the listing within 30 days.

54 out of 62 public companies opposed the tokenization of their shares on the OKXICE platform, writes Hon. Among those who filed formal objections: Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Nvidia and Boeing. The platform, created by the OKX crypto exchange and the owner of the New York exchange, planned to launch around-the-clock trading in token securities. In September, the SEC allowed the site to carry out such transactions without the consent of the issuers, but left the companies the right to block the listing within 30 days.