On November 3, 2026, aerospace firm SpaceX opposed plans by OKXICE to offer tokenized share trading to investors in the United States. The company joined a group of other share issuers that are actively objecting to the product deployment.
The pushback comes several months after crypto platforms began offering tokens tied to SpaceX equity. Those tokenized shares grew into one of the largest drivers of onchain stock trading. Meanwhile, major crypto assets like Bitcoin stood at $77,164.96 and Ethereum at $2,268.10.
Although offshore trading of these equity-tied tokens boomed, SpaceX is resisting efforts to bring similar instruments to US retail markets. Isabelle Castro reported that multiple asset issuers share the company's opposition to OKXICE.
For traders holding perpetual contracts across Bitget, Bybit, MEXC, or OKX, this pushback alters nothing directly concerning active leverage, funding fees, or order book liquidity. It simply demonstrates the ongoing legal resistance from corporate entities against tokenized equity listings.
Source: cointelegraph — SpaceX blocks tokenized stock listing on OKXICE despite offshore trading boom