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OKX topped crypto exchanges with about $445 M of daily net inflows, while Binance saw net outflows topping $7 B in the same period 📈. The contrast highlights a shift in trader sentiment, but the data alone doesn’t reveal why funds moved – could be fee structures, product launches, or broader market dynamics. 🤔

- OKX’s inflow surge suggests growing confidence or attraction to its services.
- Binance’s outflows are sizable, yet the exchange still handles massive volumes overall.

What factors do you think are driving such divergent flows? 🌐

Not financial advice.

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🚨 38 MAJOR US COMPANIES REJECT OKX–ICE TOKENIZED STOCK PLANS!

Microsoft, Alphabet, JPMorgan, Walmart, Nvidia rivals AMD, IBM, Oracle, Intel and 30+ other companies have formally objected to having their shares tokenized on the proposed OKX–ICE platform.

The objections now cover 38 companies, more than half of the original 62-company roster.

Wall Street’s resistance is growing. Is tokenized stock trading facing its first major roadblock?

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Even Nvidia and Nike aren’t on board! 50 companies unite against putting stocks on-chain!
This is pretty interesting.
OKX and ICE, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, are planning to tokenize stocks, making it possible to trade U.S. stocks on the blockchain.
But the latest list shows that the number of companies opposed has already climbed to 50.
Nvidia, Nike, Microsoft, JPMorgan Chase, and Coca-Cola are among them.
Why are these major companies against it?
Put simply, putting stocks on-chain could change trading hours, liquidity, and trading channels.
For the crypto industry, this is a new market. But for publicly traded companies, how their shares are traded and who manages them are matters of real financial interest.
I think this is more worth paying attention to than just hyping up a new concept.
What do you think: is putting stocks on-chain an upgrade to the financial markets, or just another speculative market?
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The opposition list has grown to 50 companies, with Nvidia and Nike among the latest to join.

What I saw: In its October 30 announcement, OKXICE said the number of objecting companies had risen from 26 on October 26 to 38 on October 28, then climbed by another 12 in two days to reach 50.
New additions include Costco, Micron, and Reddit, as well as Nvidia and Nike. The platform initially proposed listing shares from 62 companies.
Under the SEC’s September 17 temporary exemption, shares that receive timely objections cannot be traded on this platform in the form of third-party tokens. (Source: crypto.news, November 1)

My take: With more than half of the issuers blocking the platform before it has even launched, the “launch first, ask permission later” approach is basically dead in the water.
A collective no from issuers is more direct than any regulatory filing.

What I’ll do: I’ll watch to see whether OKXICE switches to a model based on partnerships with issuers or simply cuts down its list. This assessment would no longer hold if a company withdrew its objection or the platform secured issuer authorization to list its shares.

Do you think tokenized U.S. stocks will ultimately be brought on-chain by issuers themselves, or will a third-party platform get there first?
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📰 Nvidia, Nike, and Costco object to trading tokenized versions of their shares on OKXICE

In an official notice dated October 30, OKXICE, a platform created by OKX and ICE, the owner of the NYSE, listed 50 companies that had filed objections. Of the 62 companies on the original list, 43 (about 69%) opposed the initiative. New additions to the list include Nvidia, Nike, Costco, Micron, and Reddit.

This is not a ban on stock tokenization in general: the objections concern the issuance of tokens by independent third parties for trading on a specific platform. The OKXICE launch date has not yet been announced.

Source: OKXICE, public notice dated 30.10.2026.
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The tokenized stocks initiative has hit a serious obstacle: the joint venture between OKX and ICE, the parent company of the NYSE.

According to CoinDesk, 12 more companies, including Nvidia, Costco, Nike, and Micron, have joined the opposition, bringing the total to 50. Of the 62 companies initially selected, 43 (about 69%) have raised objections. For companies notified on October 4, the 30-day objection period ends around November 3.

Nineteen companies have yet to publicly oppose it, including Apple, Tesla, Amazon, and Netflix. But “not opposing” doesn’t mean “supporting.”

The platform envisions round-the-clock trading of U.S. stocks using stablecoins like $USDT. It sounds cool, but the key question is whether the issuers will give it the green light. OKX Co-Chairman Cuomo says this is just the beginning. My take: in the short term, this looks more like a drawn-out effort to persuade big companies. I couldn’t find direct data on $OKB’s price, so I won’t draw a conclusion.

#代币化股票 #OKX
For informational purposes only; this is not investment advice.

Several companies are putting the brakes on OKX’s token plans.

Nvidia, Costco, and Nike have joined the list of companies rejecting participation in the tokenized stock program.

Nearly 70% of the companies initially selected have decided to jump ship.

Meanwhile, 19 other firms, including Tesla, Apple, and Amazon, have yet to file any formal objections.

The 30-day response deadline is about to expire.

Are you surprised that so many companies want out?

$BTC #OKX #Tokens

OKX has published its 49th Proof of Reserves.

According to Cointelegraph, the total reserves of BTC, ETH, USDT, and USDC in this report amount to $27.8 billion.

Exchanges regularly publish Proof of Reserves, giving users another way to understand the platform’s assets. Those who hold these assets can check out the detailed report released by the official channel.

The above does not constitute investment advice. Please be aware of the risks.

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On November 2, OKX published its 49th Proof of Reserves: $BTC had a reserve ratio of 108%, $ETH 101%, $USDT 106%, and USDC 100%. The four assets combined amounted to approximately $27.8 billion in reserves, and more than 20 major coins disclosed all had ratios of at least 100%.

Since the first report in November 2022, these proofs have been published monthly, reaching issue 49. The number of disclosed coins has grown from 3 to more than 20, and the verification method has shifted from Merkle trees to zk-STARKs.

But reserve ratios only answer whether the coins in the wallets were sufficient at a particular moment; they don’t say how much the platform owes users in total. The 108% BTC figure is a snapshot and will change if a batch of coins is withdrawn next month. What could change the assessment is the liabilities being disclosed monthly too. Until then, this is a checkup of assets, not proof of solvency. In the next report, we’ll see whether the combined reserves of the four assets can still hold at $27.8 billion.

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OKX attracts $445 million in net inflows, while Binance loses over $7 billion

- OKX led crypto exchanges with $445 million in net inflows for the day.
- Meanwhile, Binance recorded net outflows of around $7 billion.
- This movement points to a significant shift in assets among the market’s leading exchanges.

#BinanceSquare #CryptoNews #OKX #BNB

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Source: CoinTelegraph

Tokenized U.S. stocks hit a wall: OKXICE, a tokenized stock platform jointly launched by OKX and ICE (the parent company of the NYSE), has received formal objections from 50 publicly traded companies.

Nvidia, Nike, Costco, Micron, Reddit, and 12 other companies were added on 10/30. Microsoft, Google, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, and Walmart were already on the list; the platform originally planned to offer stocks from 62 companies.

Under the SEC’s September temporary exemption, if an issuer objects in writing within 30 days, the platform cannot offer third-party tokenized stocks for that company.

The original plan was 24/7 trading, settlement in USDC/USDT, and operation through permissioned Uniswap v4 pools on X Layer, directly tying into the $OKB and $UNI ecosystems.

Big companies clearly prefer to control their own tokenization rather than have exchanges “issue tokens on their behalf.” $BTC is currently worth about $78,400, up 0.8% in 24h.

#代币化股票 #RWA #OKX #U.S.StocksOnChain

The tokenized stock venue jointly launched by OKX and NYSE parent ICE has had 80% of its shelves emptied before it even opened.

On November 1, reporter Eleanor Terrett disclosed that, according to an October 30 announcement by OKXICE, the number of listed companies opposing the tokenization of their own stocks had reached 50.

Among the 12 new additions are Nvidia, Nike, Costco, Micron, and Reddit, as well as tech-heavy names like CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks.

The number of objecting companies was only 26 on October 26, then 38 on October 28. Another 12 were added in just two days—the pace is picking up.

The original list OKXICE planned to launch with had just 62 companies and 63 ticker symbols. Now that 50 have said no, only a tiny fraction remain on the shelves.

My take: this isn’t just a few companies throwing a fit. Issuers are collectively using the 30-day objection right granted by the SEC to put this venue on probation.

I’ll be watching to see whether OKXICE changes its list after the objection period ends. If the number of objections stops growing, or any companies withdraw theirs, then my take will no longer hold.

Do you think tokenized U.S. stocks are inevitable, or will issuers’ collective refusal really kill the idea?

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The number of publicly listed companies opposing the tokenization of their own stocks has risen to 50.

According to Decrypt, a notice dated October 30 showed that 50 companies had objected to tokenized versions of their stocks being offered on OKXICE, a joint venture platform equally owned by OKX and NYSE parent company ICE. Two days earlier, the number was 38. According to Wu Blockchain, the newly added companies include Nvidia, Micron, Nike, Costco, and Reddit. The platform initially planned to launch tokenized stocks from 62 companies.

Under the SEC’s temporary conditional exemption, issuers can submit a written objection within 30 calendar days of receiving notice, preventing tokenized versions of their stocks issued by unaffiliated third parties from being traded on the platform.

#股票代币化 #RWA #OKX

Traders on X are calling it the biggest corporate revolt against tokenization yet, and the numbers back them up.

33 major US companies now formally object to having their shares tokenized on OKXICE, the OKX and ICE joint venture planning 24/7 stablecoin-settled trading of US stocks. The count jumped from 26 to 33 in a single day after JPMorgan, Coca-Cola, Dell, AMD, Adobe, Applied Materials and Sandisk joined the list on Oct 27 (CoinDesk, Unchained).

That is 30 of the 62 companies on the venue's original roster, about 48%, now opted out. Microsoft, Alphabet, Goldman Sachs, Oracle, IBM and Intel were already on it.

📊 WHY IT MATTERS

Issuers worry a third-party tokenized venue creates a shadow equity market: fragmented liquidity, scattered trading and weaker investor protections. But here is the part most coverage misses. An objection to OKXICE is not a rejection of tokenization itself. It only blocks that one venue, and it says nothing about issuers tokenizing their own shares on their own terms.

🔹 THE TWIST

Alphabet is on the objector list, yet Google unveiled its Multi-Party Compute custody product for banks this week, and Alphabet already secures its own digital assets on $ETH and Solana (CoinDesk). The same company saying no to tokenized GOOGL is building the rails for banks to hold crypto.

🎯 WHAT TO WATCH

Apple, Nvidia and Amazon have not objected yet, and their windows close in early November. If they stay silent, OKXICE launches with the biggest names still on the board. If they join, the venue loses its anchor tickers and onchain equity demand shifts toward permissionless perps, where one estimate already puts daily Alphabet perp volume near $39M (Memeburn).

Is this a speed bump for tokenized stocks, or the moment Wall Street draws the line? 🐂🐻

Drop your take below 👇

Not financial advice. DYOR.
#TokenizedStocks #Crypto #OKX #SEC

Tokenized U.S. stocks took a 50% hit before launch: 30 of the 62 companies in the 24/7 tokenized stock platform being jointly developed by OKX and NYSE parent ICE have officially said no. JPMorgan Chase, Coca-Cola, Dell, AMD, and Adobe are the latest, bringing the total number of opponents to 33. The cast of characters: the platform says 24/7 trading is a pressing need for global markets, while companies are collectively giving no reason. The only one to crack said it feared on-chain volatility could drag down its share price. Most ironic of all is JPMorgan: it’s been charging ahead with blockchain, but when it comes to putting its own stock on-chain, it’s the first to shake its head. The comments are split: A says the share price could get dragged down, so refusing is the responsible thing to do for shareholders; B says it’s the way of the future, and those refusing now will eventually have to line up to come back. $BTC $ETH $SOL #代币化美股 #OKX #U.S.Stocks

🏦 The opposition list just blew up again: OKXICE’s tokenized stock plan—this time, even JPMorgan says no.

Here’s what I found: In a public notice updated today, OKXICE says 7 more companies have formally objected to their stocks being listed: JPMorgan, AMD, Applied Materials, Coca-Cola, Adobe, Dell, and SanDisk.
The total number of objecting companies has risen from 26 to 33. More than half of the 62 companies OKXICE originally named have now said no.
The previous batch included IBM, Oracle, Intel, and IonQ. Before that, there were Microsoft, Alphabet, and Goldman Sachs. The list keeps getting longer.

My take: This is no longer a few individual companies making a fuss. The Wall Street mainstream is collectively voting against “putting stocks on-chain without the issuer’s consent.”
The biggest hurdle for tokenized stocks has never been the technology—it’s whether issuers recognize these on-chain certificates.

What I’m doing: I’ll keep watching this closely. The 30-day objection period isn’t over yet, and the list could keep growing.
There’s only one way my prediction could be proven wrong: OKXICE switches to listing stocks only with the issuer’s approval. Only then will the wave of objections stop.

Do you think tokenized stocks will ultimately be “listed only with the issuer’s approval” or “the exchange lists them first and asks questions later”?

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#代币化股票 #OKX

Almost half of the companies have already said no.

JPMorgan, Coca-Cola and Dell joined those rejecting the plan to trade their shares on the blockchain platform OKX and ICE are developing.

The key is in the number: nearly half of the original roster has already objected to the idea.

This isn’t an isolated case. It’s a growing pattern.

What stands out to you most about these rejections?

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Intel, IBM, Oracle and IonQ oppose tokenized stocks on OKX-ICE

- Intel, IBM, Oracle and IonQ are the latest companies to speak out against their shares being tokenized on the OKX-ICE platform.
- More than 40% of the companies initially proposed for tokenized stock listings have requested to be removed from the list.
- Details about the reasons for the objections and OKX-ICE’s response were not mentioned in the RSS source.
#CryptoNews #OKX #TokenizedStocks #Blockchain

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Source: CoinTelegraph

62 companies on the first list. 26 have already said no.

This is the OKX and ICE platform, where they want to trade tokenized stocks without the consent of the issuers themselves.
The opt-out model: we issue, and you have at least 30 days to object in writing.
An objection blocks the stock.

And they are objecting.
On October 23, there were 22 refusals; in the notice from October 26 — already 26.
The latest on the list are IBM, IonQ, Oracle, and Intel. No public statements, they just pulled out.

As I see it, what is slowing down stock tokenization is not the technology, but the issuers themselves. Blue chips are voting with their feet, and SIFMA is already asking the SEC to require direct consent.

And a small detail from the same notice that didn’t make the headlines: the platform’s SBT contract was audited only internally, there was no external audit. For a stock exchange — well, that’s something.

#OKX #TokenizedStocks

Traditional stock issuers are pouring cold water on “on-chain stock tokenization”—and the list of opponents keeps growing.

According to reports by PANews, good.box, and others, IBM, Oracle, Intel, IonQ, and others have joined the opposition. Around 26 issuers in total oppose stock tokenization plans associated with OKX and ICE. The main concerns typically involve regulatory boundaries, how shareholder rights are mapped, and whether disclosures in secondary markets are equivalent.

How to read this: Issuer opposition doesn’t necessarily mean the product will be shut down, but it does raise the compliance burden and make implementation more difficult. Keep an eye on subsequent discussions with regulators and whether any issuers withdraw their opposition or provide additional authorization. For ordinary investors, the practical takeaway is to treat tokenized stocks as an infrastructure experiment—not as a substitute that’s already equivalent to owning shares outright.

#代币化 #OKX #ICE #Compliance