90 tokenized stocks, 2 Pre-IPOs, 0 downtime: OKX's new power moves in Europe

OKX, already known for its generous bonuses over the past few months, isn't just relying on incentives to attract new users. The platform is working hard to continuously expand its offerings, as proven by this latest announcement. Since September 10, 2026, it has enabled exposure to two of the most coveted private companies in the […] The article 90 tokenized stocks, 2 Pre-IPOs, 0 downtime: OKX's new power moves in Europe appeared first on Journal du Coin.

The OKX exchange is marking a major milestone in its European diversification strategy by introducing novel financial instruments for retail investors. As of September 10, 2026, the interface offers direct exposure to the valuations of top-tier private companies like OpenAI and Anthropic through specific perpetual contracts dubbed Pre-IPO X-Perps. This innovation allows users to speculate on the future value of these artificial intelligence giants ahead of their IPOs, using leverage of up to 10x, while bypassing the traditional barriers to entry typically reserved for private equity funds.

Beyond these derivatives, the offering has expanded to include 90 tokenized stock markets and benchmark ETFs such as SPY or QQQ. The technical objective here is to provide 24/7 trading availability. This flexibility enables European users to react to financial market fluctuations without being restricted by the standard trading hours of Wall Street. These digital assets faithfully mirror the price of the underlying securities, offering a liquid alternative for both short-term and long-term investment strategies.

Operationally, OKX is banking on deep integration within its global ecosystem. Positions in these new assets can be used as collateral for other trades, managed via automated DCA or Grid bots, and held alongside crypto assets within a single interface. This architecture aims to deliver a unified user experience while allowing for the transfer of certain assets to non-custodial wallets, thereby strengthening investor autonomy.

However, a crucial distinction remains: these are replication derivatives, not actual ownership of securities. Users hold no voting rights, equity stakes, or entitlement to dividends. Furthermore, while the platform operates within a regulated framework—adhering to MiCA standards for crypto and MiFID II for tokenized stocks—tax residents should exercise great caution. The combination of these various products within a single account may complicate tax reporting, making rigorous record-keeping essential to avoid any disputes with tax authorities.