IMF: Tokenized stocks are less liquid than traditional stocks and more volatile

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) pointed out that tokenized stocks have insufficient liquidity and are more volatile than traditional stocks. Watcher Guru cited the IMF's perspective in his analysis and emphasized the "low liquidity and high volatility" characteristics of tokenized stocks. This conclusion is based on the IMF's assessment of the structure of tokenized asset markets, with a focus on comparing the differences in trading depth, price volatility and traditional securities markets.