Robinhood clearly supports the tokenized trading of its stocks on OKXICE, and the six companies that have not publicly opposed this are all closely related to the cryptocurrency industry

Robinhood confirmed that it does not oppose its stocks being traded on the tokenized stock trading platform OKXICE, launched in collaboration with OKX and the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, ICE, becoming the third company to explicitly state its non-opposition after Securitize and BitGo. According to the list disclosed by OKXICE on November 5, 56 out of the first 62 companies proposed for launch have already expressed opposition, accounting for about 90%.

The 6 companies that have not publicly opposed are closely related to the cryptocurrency industry, including Robinhood, Securitize, BitGo, Circle, Coinbase, and Strategy. The platform intends to trade tokenized stocks through an automated market maker (AMM) based on the SEC's five-year innovation exemption mechanism, allowing token holders to enjoy the same dividends and voting rights as the underlying stocks, while the issuing company can raise objections within 30 days after receiving notification.