#IMFSaysTokenizedMarketsSmall
- IMF's post reports tokenized assets reached $65 billion by mid-2026, dominated by credit products, yet remain negligible against $300 trillion in traditional capital markets.
- The accompanying chart illustrates explosive growth in tokenized assets since 2022, with credit leading, followed by money market funds, commodities, and equities.
- New GFSR and blog analyze conditions for safe scaling, highlighting benefits like 24/7 trading and lower costs while warning of risks from fragmentation, legal gaps, and amplified financial contagion.
- IMF's post reports tokenized assets reached $65 billion by mid-2026, dominated by credit products, yet remain negligible against $300 trillion in traditional capital markets.
- The accompanying chart illustrates explosive growth in tokenized assets since 2022, with credit leading, followed by money market funds, commodities, and equities.
- New GFSR and blog analyze conditions for safe scaling, highlighting benefits like 24/7 trading and lower costs while warning of risks from fragmentation, legal gaps, and amplified financial contagion.