OKX's new unified tokenized stock solution addresses a pretty annoying issue. Platforms like Ondo, xStock, and various exchanges have all issued their own tokenized stocks. So, even though the underlying asset is NVIDIA, you end up with a bunch of different versions of NVIDIA across Dex and Cex. This scatters liquidity across different chains, pools, and order books, leading to problems like large price spreads, shallow depth, and high slippage. OKX's unified mechanism acts as a liquidity aggregator, allowing different tokenized versions of the same stock to be deposited into the exchange and merged into a single asset for trading. As for things like dividend distribution, stock splits, and mergers, OKX has established a unified standard to handle those. For now, the first batch only supports xStocks, but other issuers will be integrated in the future.