OKXICE, a joint venture between OKX and ICE, is scheduled to launch on November 23, listing more than 70 digital assets linked to stocks and ETFs. But 56 of the 62 companies it initially selected publicly opposed the plan; the six that raised no objections were all connected to the crypto industry. The total number of opposing companies has now reached 67.

Not all assets will be available on launch day. Direxion’s 59 leveraged and inverse ETFs, for example, are among those not initially available. The objections focus on three issues: whether the tokens are issued by a third party or authorized by the issuer, who maintains the shareholder register, and whether token prices could diverge from those of the underlying stocks.

Andrew Cuomo, co-chair and former governor of New York, says the market is moving toward 24/7 trading. Launching first and discussing authorization later suggests the product has yet to establish a workable process with the companies whose assets it tracks.

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