Objections to ICE and OKX’s Tokenized Stock Venue Climb to Nine as Broadcom, Verizon Opt Out

Nine publicly traded companies, among them Broadcom, Verizon and CoreWeave, have moved to block tokenized versions of their stock from OKXICE, the venue owned by NYSE parent Intercontinental Exchange and crypto exchange OKX , according to its public notice dated Oct. 15. The objectors are Broadcom , Verizon , CoreWeave , UnitedHealth Group , AppLovin , Applied Digital , Rocket Lab , Applied Optoelectronics and Cerebras Systems . Under the SEC’s rules, the venue can’t offer tokenized versions of any of them. The list has lengthened with each revision of the notice. The first version , dated Oct. 4, named 63 stocks OKXICE intended to offer and already recorded one objection, from Cerebras, a company that wasn’t among the 63. An Oct.

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