On October 27, 2026, Intel, IBM, Oracle, and IonQ became the latest corporate entities to submit formal pushback against a planned tokenized equities exchange. The proposed venture is being developed by cryptocurrency exchange OKX alongside Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent organization of the New York Stock Exchange.
Over 40 percent of the businesses originally slated for tokenized share listings have officially requested to opt out of the initiative. This group of four technology firms joined an expanding list of objectors resisting the proposed equity listings.
The details were reported by CoinTelegraph staff writer Turner Wright and edited by staff editor Sam Bourgi. At present, it is not publicly known how OKX or ICE plan to handle the corporate exclusion requests.
For traders holding open perpetual futures positions on OKX or competing platforms like Bitget, Bybit, and MEXC, this dispute changes nothing directly regarding active funding rates, contract fees, or order book liquidity. The legal pushback centers strictly on proposed spot tokenized equities rather than existing cryptocurrency derivative contracts.
Source: cointelegraph — Intel, IBM, Oracle and IonQ latest to object to OKX-ICE tokenized stocks