Robinhood confirmed that it had not objected to its shares trading on OKXICE, a tokenized-securities trading platform described in the report as a joint venture between OKX and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), according to CoinDesk reporting cited by PANews on November 10, 2026.
A Robinhood spokesperson said the company would “rather participate in building than stand on the sidelines.”
Most proposed companies had objected
CoinDesk’s tally, based on the platform’s November 5 public notice, found that 56 of the 62 initially proposed companies had raised objections. Six companies—including Robinhood, Circle, Coinbase and Strategy—had not disclosed objections.
That distinction matters: an absence of disclosed objections is not the same as a confirmed partnership or evidence that trading has begun. Robinhood’s spokesperson explicitly confirmed its non-objection; the report did not provide equivalent statements from the other named companies.
The list was still subject to change
OKXICE had five business days to disclose objections, so the list could still change around November 10. The figures therefore reflect the status described in the report, not a final roster.
Original publication: November 10, 2026, at 04:56:55 (UTC+8).
Source: PANews, citing CoinDesk.