A proposed platform involving OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, would allow shares of U.S.-listed companies to trade as tokens and extend trading hours. ChainCatcher reported the plan on November 11, 2026, citing Bloomberg.
Robinhood has said it supports listing its own shares on the platform. Apple, Meta and other companies have objected, saying they did not authorize the tokens. The number of publicly opposed listed companies had continued to grow since late October, according to the report.
The dispute goes beyond trading hours. It concerns whether tokens are issued by third parties or authorized by the companies, who maintains the shareholder register, and whether token prices could diverge from the underlying shares. Supporters argue that tokenization could lower barriers to cross-border trading and enable round-the-clock access. Opponents worry that investors could mistake a token for a company-endorsed product and question whether shareholder rights would be diluted. Those questions remain unresolved in the reported account.
Original report: ChainCatcher · Published November 11, 2026, at 20:23 (UTC+8).