Walmart and Eli Lilly joined 38 companies that have objected to the OKXICE project, a marketplace jointly operated by OKX and Intercontinental Exchange. Thirty-three of these companies were among the 62 stocks initially proposed, representing about 53% of the original roster. Objections from major corporations including JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, Alphabet, Goldman Sachs, Coca-Cola and Dell Technologies are slowing the planned launch of round-the-clock trading with stablecoin settlement. Meanwhile, the competing TSV LLC venue on the Canton Network is preparing to launch tokenized shares under an issuer-sponsored model.
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