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Intel, Oracle, IBM join growing list of firms objecting to OKX–ICE tokenized stock plans

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Briefings

Four new firms joined a list of 26 objecting to OKX's ICE tokenized stock plans, totaling 26 objections as the joint venture tests the SEC's new blockchain framework. The evidence indicates these firms are challenging the SEC's proposed rules for tokenized stocks, with the joint venture preparing for a specific test period. No specific firm names or dates beyond the 2026 publication date are provided in the evidence.

Key points

• Four new firms joined the list of 26 objecting to OKX's ICE tokenized stock plans.
• The joint venture is preparing to test the SEC's new framework for blockchain-based stock trading.

Context

The SEC has proposed new rules for tokenized stocks, and the joint venture is currently testing this framework. The evidence shows a growing number of firms objecting to the plans, indicating significant regulatory scrutiny.

Limitations

The evidence only provides the total count of objections (26) and the date of publication (2026). Specific firm names, dates of objection, or details about the joint venture's testing period are not included in the source.

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