TREE NEWS reports: An IMF study of Ondo and xStocks tokenized equities found that most trades occur outside U.S. market hours and are for less than one share. The overnight price moves in the tokens show up in the underlying real stocks minutes after the open, the fund found.
IMF: Most Tokenized Stock Trading Happens Outside U.S. Market Hours
The finding that overnight tokenized-equity moves show up in the underlying shares minutes after the open is the substantive part: it implies these venues are not purely derivative of listed prices but can carry price information into the official session. That matters for anyone assuming tokenized stocks are a passive wrapper, and for the question of whether overnight trading reflects genuine demand or thin, fragmented liquidity. Whether that lead-lag relationship persists as these products scale, and whether it draws regulatory attention to off-hours price discovery, is the open question.
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