As reported by Odaily on November 11, 2026, at 20:51 (UTC+8), and attributed to Bloomberg, the tokenized-stock platform OKXICE was scheduled to launch on November 23. OKXICE is a joint venture of OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE).
The plan was to list more than 70 digital assets linked to stocks and ETFs. Some of those assets were not set to open for trading on the first day. That group included 59 ETFs from Direxion, an issuer of leveraged and inverse ETFs.
Corporate objections were already on the record. McDonald’s, Coca-Cola, and JPMorgan were among the companies that had opposed tokenization of their shares on the platform.
Of 62 companies initially selected by OKXICE, 56 had objected. Only six had not publicly expressed opposition. The report names Coinbase, Strategy, and Robinhood among those six, and says all six are tied to the crypto industry. As of the November 11 report, the number of companies publicly objecting had risen to 67.
The item is a launch window and a count of objections. It does not give reasons for each objection, and it does not report trading flows, liquidations, or later price effects.
Source: Odaily news flash, November 11, 2026, citing Bloomberg.
