IMF Sees Demand for Tokenized Stocks but Flags Liquidity Gaps
Tokenized shares are attracting smaller and after-hours trades, but the IMF says volatility and gaps in liquidity, legal rules and settlement remain concerns.
The International Monetary Fund has identified investor demand for tokenized stocks while warning that the market remains volatile and illiquid, according to CoinDesk.
Investors are turning to blockchain-based shares to make smaller transactions and trade outside regular market hours.
The IMF says liquidity, legal frameworks and settlement systems have yet to keep pace with activity in the market. Those gaps remain concerns despite investor interest.
Source: CoinDesk
