OKX-ICE's OKXICE filing lists 60+ tokenized stocks for 24/7 venue
OKX and ICE, owner of the New York Stock Exchange, have filed with the SEC to launch OKXICE, a 24/7 blockchain venue for tokenized U.S. stocks. The regulatory filing lists more than 60 securities — including Nvidia, Tesla, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Alphabet, plus crypto-linked names such as Coinbase, Circle, Robinhood, Strategy and Securitize.
- Each token would be backed one-for-one by an underlying share held by a registered broker-dealer, with dividends and voting rights attached.
- Trades would run against stablecoin (USDC, USDT, USDG) liquidity pools — automated market makers — rather than a traditional order book.
- Companies can object to inclusion during a 30-day window; Cerebras has already done so, and TD Securities warned "no symbol is a given."
The venue plans to operate under the SEC's five-year Innovation Exemption, which lets on-chain venues list tokenized securities with full shareholder rights without registering as a full exchange. No launch timing has been set, and TD Securities flagged open questions around liquidity and adoption.
Sources
- More than 60 U.S. stocks including Nvidia and Tesla are headed onchain. Here’s how it workscoindesk.com ↗
- NEW: @OKX and @NYSE parent ICE file with the SEC to launch OKXICE, a tokenized stock trading venue covering 63 NYSE-listed companies. https://t.co/2LyciAWNfjx.com ↗
- Joint venture of OKX and NYSE parent ICE files for 24/7 tokenized U.S. stock tradingcoindesk.com ↗
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