38 companies oppose OKXICE tokenized stocks as Nasdaq faces lobbying questions
Thirty-eight companies have objected to OKXICE's tokenized stock trading under the SEC's 30-day objection rule, while Nasdaq faces questions over reported pressure on listed companies. The dispute centers on whether tokenized equity products can trade without issuer consent. Traders watching tokenized-asset regulation should note the pushback could slow or reshape how such products reach US markets.