OKXICE opens tokenized stock trading on 23 November with Strategy and Coinbase

OKXICE, the venture of crypto exchange OKX and NYSE owner Intercontinental Exchange, will start trading OKXICE tokenized stocks on 23 November. Eligible US customers of OKX will trade them around the clock in the OKX app, and each token stands for one real share.

What you can trade on day one

OKXICE expects to list more than 70 assets, though not all of them on launch day, Bitcoinist reported. The issuers that agreed include:

• Strategy, with its common and preferred shares
• Coinbase and Circle
• Robinhood, BitGo, Securitize and Better.com

The list also has 59 Direxion ETFs. Most of the large companies that OKXICE first picked are missing.

Under the SEC rules, an issuer has 30 days to object to tokenization of its shares by a third party. By 3 November 49 of the 62 companies OKXICE first chose had objected, CoinDesk counted, after Amazon, Tesla and SpaceX joined the list. We tracked the earlier objections when the count stood at 33.

Robinhood framed its consent as a deliberate choice to help shape tokenized markets. OKXICE is not the only venue in line. Formation plans a similar venue on Solana under the same SEC exemption.

How the tokens work

Securitize tokenizes the shares, and each token is a security entitlement backed one to one by a US share. Holders keep shareholder rights: dividends, votes and a part in corporate actions. You keep the tokens in your own wallet, and OKXICE holds neither the assets nor the private keys, so the seed phrase is your responsibility.

Trades run through liquidity pools built on Uniswap v4 on X Layer, the Ethereum layer 2 network of OKX. A smart contract limits trading and liquidity to wallets that passed the checks.

“The future of tokenized stocks should be built on real shares.”

— Carlos Domingo, chairman and CEO of Securitize, OKX launch page for the OKXICE TSV

Quote source: OKX, launch page, November 2026.

That design differs from the Kraken ANTx token for the Anthropic IPO, which gives price exposure without votes or dividends and is closed to US residents.

Who can join

Only US customers of OKX Inc. who activated a CeDeFi Wallet and finished onboarding with OKXICE can trade. The venue works under the SEC Innovation Exemption from 17 September, which runs until 2031. OKXICE is not a registered exchange or broker-dealer, and the SEC has not approved the venue itself. For a buyer, the usual protections of a brokerage account may not apply, and trading runs in a test regime.

If you are outside the US, you cannot use OKXICE. If you are inside it, check which of your target companies objected before you plan a trade: an objection keeps that stock off the venue.

OKXICE and OKX described the product, its assets and its rules, and the list of objecting issuers keeps changing. This report covers a launch and is not a recommendation to trade any security or token.