The Wall Street Journal publishes an advertisement on the risks of stock tokenization; Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, and other 22 companies are said to oppose the relevant projects
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AT A GLANCE
The report states that Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, and other 22 companies oppose OKX and ICE related stock-tokenization projects.
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22 Why do hundred-billion giants refuse to be “tokenized”?
A full-page advertisement in The Wall Street Journal attacks U.S. stock tokenization, calling on listed companies CEO 30 to exit within days. Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, and other 22 giants have collectively opposed OKX and ICE projects; a direct confrontation between the traditional establishment and crypto RWA has officially begun.
The headline states that 22 hundred-billion giants refuse to be “tokenized.”
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The article states that The Wall Street Journal published a full-page advertisement calling on listed companies CEO to exit within 30 days.
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The article states that Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, and other 22 giants oppose OKX and ICE projects.
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The article states that the traditional establishment and crypto RWA are engaged in a direct confrontation.
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This is a report on a dispute over U.S. stock tokenization: it states that a Wall Street Journal advertisement calls on listed companies to exit related projects and that Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, and other 22 companies oppose OKX and ICE projects.
Why it matters to readers
If the claims are true, they may reflect a public disagreement between traditional listed companies and stock-tokenization projects.
Stock tokenization represents stock-related rights and interests in token form;RWA usually refers to real-world asset tokenization.
Risks and unknowns
The original text does not provide the text of the Wall Street Journal advertisement or information about the party that placed it.
The original text does not list the complete roster of 22 companies, nor does it provide specific statements from Microsoft, Goldman Sachs, or the other companies.
The original text does not explain the specific details of OKX and ICE projects.
The above information comes from a repost by a media channel; the relevant positions remain to be verified against original materials.
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