According to CoinMeta, five out of the eight star stocks listed as OKXICE are currently refusing to be tokenized, including NVIDIA, Micron Technology, Nike, Costco, and Reddit. These rejections bring the total number of issuers who have raised objections to OKXICE's announcement on October 30th to 50. OKXICE is a planned 24/7 stock trading platform, jointly owned by Intercontinental Exchange, the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, and OKX, a U.S.-owned corporation. On October 4th, the platform proposed 63 stock codes, and according to SEC's rules, each timely objection will result in the stock being removed from its listing. So far, 44 of these original codes have faced objections. Although the number of objections is below 50, the reasons include seven objectors (such as Wells Fargo and ARM Holdings) that were never on the list in the first place, as well as a single objection from Alphabet that resulted in the removal of two of its stock categories. OKXICE still plans to launch stocks for NVIDIA, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, Tesla, JPMorgan Chase, and Walmart, among others, but five of these eight companies have already raised objections.