IMF finds tokenized stocks show demand but remain volatile and illiquid
The International Monetary Fund's analysis reveals that over half of tokenized stock trading, in a market worth approximately $2.3 billion, occurs outside U.S. market hours, with 80% of trades involving less than a full share. It also found these assets are roughly 1.5 times more volatile and less liquid than traditional equities, urging regulators to monitor links to traditional markets more closely.
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