Big Tech declines OKX–ICE's stock-token invitation
All seven Magnificent Seven companies appear on OKXICE's 5 November objection list. The proposed tokenised-stock venue faces a much narrower initial selection than its original pitch.
Crypto news. Royal judgement.
A smaller guest list for OKX–ICE, an important distinction in Keplr's recovery, and the next stage of the US retirement-rule debate. Also: Strive's Bitcoin buying, prediction-market access and last week's expanded scam-network sanctions.

Read the actual guest list, the recovery instructions and the financing terms. The attractive invitation is merely the start.

All seven Magnificent Seven companies appear on OKXICE's 5 November objection list. The proposed tokenised-stock venue faces a much narrower initial selection than its original pitch.
Web3Auth says it moved assets from exposed Keplr social-login wallets into recovery addresses. The transfers should not all be counted as theft, and recovery is not yet the same as money returned.
A Labor Department rule concerning alternative assets in 401(k) plans has reached White House review, according to 6 November reporting. That is a regulatory step, not a new crypto option appearing in every retirement account.
Strive's 6 November results disclose 15,124 Bitcoin acquired between 1 and 30 October, after 8,136 in the third quarter. Its $509 million quarterly net income includes substantial unrealised gains.
The CFTC has given regulated exchanges 30 days to end geographic restrictions that breach its access rules or explain why compliance is infeasible. Prediction markets also face court-imposed limits in some places.
In a 5 November action, US Treasury sanctioned four people and 41 entities it says support the previously designated Prince Group network. The measure targets corporate and financial infrastructure linked to cyber-enabled scams.