微软、Alphabet与高盛等加入反对行列：OKX与纽交所母公司的代币化股票计划遭16家上市公司抵制
加密货币交易所 OKX 与纽约证券交易所母公司洲际交易所（Intercontinental Exchange，ICE）合资的代币化股票交易平台 OKXICE，正遭遇越来越多上市公司的公开反对。据 CoinDesk 10 月 19 日报道，微软（Microsoft）、Alphabet 与高盛（Goldman Sachs）已加入反对名单，Qualcomm、Caterpillar、McDonald's 与 Western Digital 也在 10 月 19 日更新的公开通知中新增为反对发行人。
连同此前已表态反对的 Broadcom、Verizon、UnitedHealth、CoreWeave、AppLovin、Applied Digital、Rocket Lab 与 Applied Optoelectronics 等公司，目前公开反对的发行人已达 16 家。其中 15 家出自 OKXICE 最初拟交易的名单，另一家 Cerebras Systems 原本不在名单之内。OKXICE 于 10 月 5 日公布计划，拟依据证券交易委员会（SEC）为期五年的「创新豁免」框架运营：平台计划全天候交易与真实股票一比一锚定的代币，以稳定币结算，并赋予持有人与股东相同的分红与投票权。最初的公开通知列出 63 个代码、涉及 62 家公司，Alphabet 因两类股票计为两个代码。
SEC 的代币化股票框架允许发行人对自家股票的代币化交易提出异议，此次集中反对显示该机制正成为发行人与新平台之间的实际博弈点。公开通知未说明各公司反对的具体理由。OKXICE 计划能否如期推进、拟交易名单将如何调整，仍待后续公开文件披露。（GSM 据 CoinDesk 报道）
Microsoft, Alphabet and Goldman Sachs Join Objections to OKX-ICE Tokenized Stock Venue, Bringing Opposing Issuers to 16
OKXICE, the tokenized-stock trading venture between crypto exchange OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent of the New York Stock Exchange, is facing growing public opposition from listed companies. According to CoinDesk reporting on October 19, Microsoft, Alphabet and Goldman Sachs have joined the list of objecting issuers, with Qualcomm, Caterpillar, McDonald's and Western Digital also appearing as new objectors in the venture's updated public notice dated October 19.
Together with earlier objectors including Broadcom, Verizon, UnitedHealth, CoreWeave, AppLovin, Applied Digital, Rocket Lab and Applied Optoelectronics, the number of publicly opposing issuers has reached 16. Fifteen of them were on OKXICE's original proposed trading roster, while Cerebras Systems was outside that roster. OKXICE announced its plans on October 5, seeking to operate under the SEC's five-year Innovation Exemption framework. The venue plans round-the-clock trading of tokens backed one-for-one by shares, settled in stablecoins and carrying dividend and voting rights equivalent to the underlying shares. The original notice identified 63 tickers representing 62 companies, with Alphabet appearing through both of its share classes.
The SEC framework allows issuers to object to tokenized trading of their own shares, and the wave of objections shows the mechanism becoming a real point of contention between issuers and the new venue. The notice does not state the companies' reasons. How the plan proceeds, and how the proposed trading list changes, remains subject to further public filings. (GSM, based on CoinDesk reporting)
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