Disclosed objections tied to the OKX-ICE stock-token plan have climbed to 50, according to The Defiant, with Nvidia now among the companies named. The report says those objections span 44 of the venue’s original 63 proposed stock symbols, leaving 19 symbols without a disclosed opt-out so far. That count is the central update in the report and frames the current scope of public resistance to the proposed listing set. The article does not identify which companies make up the remaining 19 symbols, nor does it add detail beyond the disclosed objection count, the number of proposed symbols originally included, and Nvidia’s inclusion in the latest tally. The figures indicate that a majority of the originally proposed stock symbols have now been covered by publicly disclosed objections, while a smaller portion remains without a disclosed opt-out at the time of publication.
Disclosed objections to the OKX-ICE stock-token plan have reached 50, according to The Defiant, and Nvidia is now included in that total.
The report says the disclosed objections cover 44 of the venue’s original 63 proposed stock symbols, leaving 19 without a disclosed opt-out.
44 of 63 proposed symbols are covered by disclosed objections
Based on the figures cited by The Defiant, public objections now span 44 proposed stock symbols out of the original 63 tied to the venue’s plan.
That leaves 19 symbols for which no disclosed opt-out has been identified in the report. The article does not name the companies behind those 19 symbols and does not add details beyond the updated objection count, the original symbol total, and Nvidia’s inclusion.
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