Robinhood said it did not object to tokenized versions of its shares being traded on OKXICE as of Nov. 5, 2026. That does not amount to official consent to participate. By that date, 56 of the 62 issuers on the platform’s initial list had filed objections.
OKXICE plans to offer round-the-clock trading in tokenized U.S. shares under a five-year SEC experimental regime. It has not announced a launch date, and the final list of available assets is unknown. Unlike Robinhood’s own Stock Tokens, which do not carry voting rights, tokens under the SEC regime must preserve holders’ rights, including voting and dividends.
