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Microsoft, Alphabet object to tokenized stock trading on OKXICE platform

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A new platform, OKXICE, co-chaired by Andrew Cuomo, plans to offer blockchain-based versions of 63 U.S.-listed stocks, including those from major companies like Microsoft and Alphabet Inc. Despite objections from these and other firms, the platform can proceed under a temporary SEC exemption if companies do not formally object within 30 days. Companies are concerned about the potential impact on stock pricing, liquidity, and volatility, as well as the risk of investors mistakenly believing they endorse the tokenized offerings. AI

RANK_REASON The article discusses a new platform for trading tokenized stocks, which is an application of blockchain technology rather than a core AI development.

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Microsoft, Alphabet object to tokenized stock trading on OKXICE platform

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  1. Fortune TIER_1 English(EN) · Camila Grigera Naón ·

    Microsoft and Alphabet object to blockchain versions of their shares—but their veto only goes so far

    Sixteen companies have opposed plans to trade tokenized versions of their shares on Cuomo-backed platform OKXICE.

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