New data cited by Cointelegraph and attributed to the International Monetary Fund shows that more than half of tokenized stock trading takes place when Wall Street is closed. The figures also indicate that about 80% of trading volume comes from fractional-share transactions involving less than one full share. Together, those numbers point to demand for round-the-clock access and a broader global trading window that traditional market hours do not offer. The data suggests tokenized assets are starting to erode the time limits built into conventional financial markets, especially for users seeking smaller trade sizes and access beyond standard U.S. trading sessions.
According to Cointelegraph, the newest data from the International Monetary Fund says that more than half of tokenized stock trading happens when Wall Street is shut.
The same data says about 80% of trading volume comes from fractional-share trades of less than one share. Pretty direct. The numbers suggest heavy demand for global, 24/7 trading access, with tokenized assets slowly pushing past the time limits of traditional financial markets.
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