OK's tokenized stock spot trading is live. After buying, features like collateral and margin should already be implemented by quite a few platforms. OK's main update is creating a framework for multi-issuer asset mapping and unified liquidity. Currently, tokenized stocks on-chain include major players like Ondo, xStocks, and bStocks, but there are probably many smaller, scattered ones out there. The issue is that liquidity is fragmented when buying, and if you're purchasing from multiple channels, consolidating and organizing them for other purposes can be a hassle. OK's solution is to standardize tokens from different issuers that will be integrated in the future, converting them into a unified XTicker format for stock units based on their respective exchange ratios, and then channeling them into a single order book. However, for now, the first batch of integrations is limited to xStocks, with other issuers to be supported later. One more thing to note: if you want to withdraw, it might be affected by inventory, so you may not necessarily get back the version from the original issuer you deposited with. Channels are still expanding, and the arbitrage bros' prize pool is still growing. #Crypto #TokenizedStocks