Apple, The Home Depot and GE Vernova have objected to their tokenized shares being traded on OKXICE TSV, the onchain stock venue owned by ICE and OKX, according to a notice dated Nov. 3. The notice lists 59 issuers that have filed objections, up from 56 in the Nov. 2 notice and 50 in the Oct. 30 notice, with none removed, and it gives no reasons or start date for trading. The venue operates under an SEC exemption for tokenized securities venues but is not registered with the SEC for this activity, and trades will settle in permissioned Uniswap v4 pools on XLayer, usable only by wallets holding its soulbound token. The article notes that an objection keeps third-party tokens of that company's shares off the venue, and Andrew Cuomo told reporters objections are coming in on a rolling basis. Neither the venue nor its affiliates will tokenize stocks or act as liquidity providers, so trading depends on issuers and outside tokenizers.
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