Tokenized markets promise faster trades, but legal rights and liquidity remain unresolved

Financial assets represented on programmable digital ledgers could make trading and settlement more efficient, but today’s tokenized markets remain small, fragmented and often less liquid than their traditional counterparts, the International Monetary Fund says. In an October analysis, IMF researchers said tokenized repurchase agreements accounted for the bulk of activity, averaging roughly $300 billion to ... Read more The post Tokenized markets promise faster trades, but legal rights and liquidity remain unresolved appeared first on Market Business News.