Nvidia, Costco, Nike and nine other companies objected to trading of their shares on the planned OKX-ICE tokenized stock venue, bringing the total to 50.
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The onchain investigator says the theft is being "covered up," and that a lack of disclosure let more than $30 million be laundered.
The bank was among 20 participants signed up at launch. The service permits 24/7 token transfers only between registered wallets on the same blockchain.
A Nova Scotia judge found prosecutors failed to link William Sandeson's Bitcoin to the 2015 murder of fellow student Taylor Samson.
The venue's Nov. 3 notice adds three names to its list of objecting issuers and still gives no reasons or trading start date. The post Apple, Home Depot and GE Vernova Object to ICE-OKX...
Morgan Stanley said it converted US equities and Treasurys into tokenized form through DTCC's new tokenization service.
