.@NYSE’s parent company wants to bring 63 US stocks onchain, with 24/7 trading. The SEC has given the companies 30 days to object. With around 12 days remaining, here’s where things stand: 47 haven’t objected. 16 have pushed back. Nvidia, Apple, Tesla, Amazon and SpaceX remain in. Microsoft and Alphabet are out. Goldman Sachs has objected, while Walmart, Coca-Cola, Netflix and Eli Lilly remain in. An interesting test of where corporate control ends and the future of tokenized markets begins. Should companies have the right to veto the tokenization of their stock?

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NYSE owner ICE and @okx plan a 24/7 venue for 63 tokenized US securities on permissioned Uniswap v4 pools. It needs at least 30 days’ notice before opening, and issuers can block their own listings. Thin liquidity could distort overnight prices.