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Boeing, ServiceNow and Nebius Join Growing Backlash Against OKX Stock Tokenization Plan

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TL;DR: 62 registered companies: A total of 62 publicly traded companies have formalized their refusal to include their shares on the digital trading platform. 87% of initial catalog rejected: Out of the 62 U.S. corporations included in the original proposal, 54 have filed direct objections. Regulatory opt-out mechanism: The withdrawal requests were executed under the SEC’s five-year exemption framework, which requires a formal 30-day advance notice. Aircraft manufacturer Boeing, software platform ServiceNow, and artificial intelligence infrastructure provider Nebius also oppose the joint stock tokenization plan by OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE). The total number of public corporations refusing to participate in the trading venue now stands at 62. Eleanor Terrett reported that 54 of these entities were part of the initial list of 62 U.S.

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