The OKXICE project, backed by OKX and Intercontinental Exchange, was designed to tokenize 62 shares from major U.S. companies. According to a document updated by OKX on November 2, 56 companies formally rejected the initiative, including Tesla, SpaceX, and Amazon. These objections fall under the SEC’s experimental “Innovation Exemption” program, which allows tokenized platforms to offer publicly traded shares without prior company authorization. The Nasdaq, which has excluded its own shares from these platforms, has criticized the operation of such parallel markets, particularly their operation outside the National Market System.
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