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OKX and Intercontinental Exchange launch tokenized equities joint venture

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What happened

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OKX and Intercontinental Exchange formed a joint venture to operate a tokenized securities venue, which was enabled by an SEC innovation exemption. The venture launched tokenized shares, with funding from Circle and BlackRock treasury. However, nine companies, including Broadcom and Verizon, formally objected to the plan to list 63 tokenized versions of their shares.

From tradersmagazine.com, aol.com, decrypt.co

Why it matters

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The venture adds momentum to the exploration of blockchain technology in traditional equity markets, potentially reshaping trading and liquidity. The SEC exemption allows these venues to use automated market makers outside the traditional National Best Bid and Offer framework. Analysts note that regulatory uncertainty and weak issuer demand remain obstacles to adoption.

Regulatory approval is driving the trading of tokenized assets on major exchanges like the NYSE and Nasdaq.

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Who's involved

  • OKXCryptocurrency exchange partnering with Intercontinental Exchange to build tokenized financial infrastructure.
  • Intercontinental ExchangeFinancial company owning the New York Stock Exchange and partnering with OKX on the joint venture.
  • New York Stock ExchangeAmerican stock exchange whose infrastructure is being utilized for the tokenized equity pilot.
  • BroadcomSemiconductor manufacturer that formally objected to the tokenized listing of its shares.
  • VerizonTelecommunications company that formally objected to the tokenized listing of its shares.
  • Andrew CuomoCo-chairs the OKX-ICE joint venture for tokenized equities.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • BroadcomSpeculative

    Broadcom might see its stock price change due to objections and general market sell-offs.

  • VerizonSpeculative

    Verizon may see its stock price change following general market trends.

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How it developed

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  1. The venue's operation is supported by an SEC innovation exemption and AMM models.1 source
  2. Broadcom and Applied Optoelectronics object to the OKX-ICE tokenized stock listing, and Nasdaq opts out of the framework.Sub-event
  3. Broadcom and Verizon object to OKX-ICE tokenized listing; Broadcom shares drop amid Nasdaq sell-off.1 source
  4. Strategy is utilizing OKX and Intercontinental Exchange for tokenized stock trading.Sub-event
  5. Andrew Cuomo co-chairs the OKXICE joint venture between Intercontinental Exchange and OKX for tokenized equities.Sub-event
  6. ICE/OKX joint venture launches tokenized shares, with Circle funding and BlackRock treasury involvement.1 source
  7. OKX received funding from NYSE owner and filed a joint venture with ICE, expanding into Africa, Middle East, and Latin America.1 source
  8. OKX and ICE announced a JV for tokenized equities after SEC approval.1 source

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