[Palantir, S&P Global, and Others Join Opposition to OKXICE Tokenization, Bringing Total to 67] BlockBeats reported on November 6th that crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett stated that Palantir, S&P Global, KLA, Supermicro, and Meta have become the latest companies to oppose the tokenization of OKXICE's stock. Currently, 67 issuers have expressed their opposition, including 56 of the initial 62 companies on the platform's list. OKXICE announced its plan on October 5th to conduct tokenized trading of US stocks under the five-year "Innovation Exemption" framework of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), matching trades through automated market makers and liquidity pools, and allowing stock issuers to raise objections. The platform's initial proposed trading list included 62 companies and 63 stock tickers, with Alphabet comprising two classes of stocks. [Original Link]