Tokenized Stocks Show Real Demand But Remain Volatile and Illiquid, IMF Finds
An IMF analysis found that more than half of tokenized stock trading happens outside U.S. market hours, though the roughly $2.3 billion market remains more volatile and less liquid than traditional equities.
Key Takeaways
- An IMF analysis found that more than half of tokenized stock trading happens outside U.S.
- market hours, though the roughly $2.3 billion market remains more volatile and less liquid than traditional equities.
- Read the full article for additional context and details.
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