OKXICE to debut tokenized stock trading with Strategy, Coinbase, Circle this month
After initial issuer pushback, the blockchain venue is set to start trading on Nov. 23 and said will list over 70 assets, including Strategy’s common and preferred shares and 59 of Direxion's ETFs.
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OKXICE Tokenized Stock Venue to Open Nov. 23; Circle, Coinbase, Robinhood Among 70+ Assets
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