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22 Companies Oppose OKX and ICE Tokenized Stock Platform, 9

2026-10-26 01:08 · 9 sources

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Over the past 24 hours, the crypto market revolved around several major narratives, including compliance disputes over tokenized stocks, Bitcoin price volatility, and shifts in capital flows. The number of companies opposing trading on OKX and ICE's tokenized stock platform has risen to 22, with financial institutions and tech firms such as Wells Fargo, Cisco, and Intuit joining the boycott, as the sector faces mounting regulatory resistance. Bitcoin started the week under pressure as US inflation expectations rose again, pushing BTC below the $80,000 mark. Peter Schiff warned of a possible further decline to $75,000. However, Bitcoin ETFs overall maintained net inflows for the week despite nearly $774 million in outflows toward the end. Analysts remain sharply divided on the outlook. Trader Killa noted that historical extreme lows are often formed under a convergence of multiple bearish factors, and that Bitcoin may not necessarily repeat past moves. On the capital flow side, IOSG pointed out that crypto narrative heat is cooling, with funds shifting toward trading, stablecoins, and yield products. Industry security incidents continue to unfold: the Electrum wallet attack concealed Bitcoin theft behind anomalous fees, while a Keystone hardware wallet customer data breach has triggered a crisis of trust. In addition, there have already been 43 price manipulation attacks in DeFi in 2026, exceeding the full-year record of 2022. Tether's Bitcoin mine in Uruguay has halted operations due to disputes over its power contract and cost pressures, while Kraken has initiated a delisting and withdrawal countdown for 13 tokens.

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