CoreWeave, Broadcom Join Objections to OKX-ICE Stock Tokenization
CoreWeave and Broadcom have both told OKXICE that they do not want tokenized versions of their shares traded on the venue. The Defiant later described the situation as including nine issuer objections in total, which affect whether the related stock tokens can trade under the SEC’s conditional exemption.
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This affects holders and would-be users of tokenized stock on OKXICE, because CoreWeave and Broadcom have already said they do not want tokenized versions of their shares traded there. The venue’s current setup also matters to the market watching the product, because the SEC rule treats 30 days of silence as a yes unless a company objects.
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