OKX-ICE Venture Plans Nov. 23 Launch With 70 Assets Confirmed
The planned venue includes 59 exchange-traded funds and is intended for U.S. customers with a CeDeFi Wallet who complete account opening.

OKX and Intercontinental Exchange plan to launch their OKXICE joint venture as a U.S. tokenized-securities trading venue on Nov. 23, with 70 assets confirmed for the service under a five-year Securities and Exchange Commission innovation exemption.
The lineup includes 59 exchange-traded funds and assets associated with Coinbase, Circle and Robinhood. The ETFs account for a majority of the 70 confirmed assets, while the three companies are among the issuers represented.
The service is intended for U.S. customers who hold a CeDeFi Wallet and complete the account-opening process. The stated access requirements are holding that wallet and completing account opening. A wallet alone is not enough for an eligible customer to use the planned service. OKX's partner, Intercontinental Exchange, is the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange.
By Nov. 5, 67 companies had opted out, including Meta, Tesla and Netflix. OKXICE's planned Nov. 23 opening remains the next milestone.