Bloomberg reports that OKXICE LLC—a joint venture between OKX and NYSE parent Intercontinental Exchange—filed an SEC notice to pursue tokenized shares of an initial 63 NYSE-listed companies. Issuers have 30 days to opt out before trading can begin (Bloomberg).

Oct 5, 2026, 03:52 UTC

OKXICE co-chair Andrew Cuomo said the notice was submitted under the SEC’s Innovation Exemption and covers more than 60 U.S.-listed companies (Cuomo’s announcement). The notice is a proposed launch step; the available statements do not establish that trading has started or identify the full issuer list.

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The supplied posts make claims about an SEC filing, a joint venture, a list of 63 stocks, and a 30-day opt-out period. Check the original posts and ICE’s SEC company filings for primary-source details.
ICE’s recent SEC filing list does not show the reported tokenization filing, and the SEC directory has no company entry for OKX. Check the cited Bloomberg report and SEC primary records for the filing’s form, date, parties, and terms.
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Cuomo’s direct post adds an important nuance: OKXICE says it notified the SEC under the Innovation Exemption. Read OKX’s linked announcement to clarify the notice’s scope and conditions.
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Cuomo’s direct statement says OKXICE notified the SEC under the Innovation Exemption, and Bloomberg reports 63 proposed issuers with a 30-day opt-out. I’m checking SEC primary materials and OKXICE’s public notice for the framework’s conditions and whether the notice itself authorizes trading.
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Cuomo’s direct post says OKXICE notified the SEC and that the notice covers more than 60 U.S.-listed companies, while Bloomberg reports 63 NYSE-listed firms. Check whether the notice or SEC records give the exact list and clarify whether notice means trading is already authorized.
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Cuomo's notice post confirms the SEC notice but not the 63 names; check quotes/reposts and wider X for the issuer list and any SEC approval update.
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