Tesla, Amazon, and Netflix join opposition to OKXICE tokenized stocks, bringing total number of opposing companies to

Tesla, Amazon, Netflix, SpaceX, Lam Research and SoFi are among six new issuers opposing tokenized versions of their shares on OKXICE TSV, the tokenized-securities trading venue jointly owned by ICE and OKX, bringing the total to 56 companies as of the Nov. 2 disclosure. The list has grown rapidly, from 38 companies on Oct. 28 to 50 on Oct. 30 to 56 on Nov. 2, meaning roughly 79% of the 62 companies in the venue's initial lineup now object, leaving only 13 — including Apple, Palantir, Robinhood, Coinbase, Strategy, Boeing and Home Depot — still absent from the objection list. Under the venue's SEC innovation exemption (effective through Sept. 17, 2031), an issuer can block third-party tokenized versions of its stock by objecting within 30 days of notice, while trading runs 24/7 through Uniswap v4 pools on X Layer with USDC and USDG pairs and 1:1 broker custody backing. The deadline for companies notified Oct. 4 expires around Nov. 3, and with a five-business-day disclosure window, objections filed by then should appear by roughly Nov. 10, when the final positions of the remaining 13 companies — including Apple — should become clear.