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Microsoft, Alphabet and Goldman Sachs join objections to OKX-ICE tokenized stock trading

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Briefings

Seven additional issuers have joined the list of companies objecting to the SEC's proposed tokenized stock trading framework, bringing the total number of objections to 16. This represents a significant expansion of opposition beyond the initial seven, indicating strong market resistance to the new regulatory structure.

Key points

• The total number of objections against the SEC's tokenized stock trading framework has reached 16, with seven new issuers joining the opposition.
• The SEC's framework for tokenized stock trading remains under review as issuers continue to express concerns about the proposed structure.

Context

The SEC's proposed framework for tokenized stock trading faces widespread opposition from major financial institutions and market participants, with the current count of objections at 16. This situation suggests significant challenges in implementing the new regulatory structure.

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The evidence provided is limited to the count of objections and does not include specific details about the objections, the reasons for them, or the timeline of the process.

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