TREE NEWS reports: Token platforms offer weekend trading of tokenized stocks, but selling an existing token and redeeming it with its issuer operate on separate schedules. The price a seller receives depends on the token venue’s market, while redemption follows the issuer’s timetable, meaning the two processes are not synchronized.
Tokenized Stock Trading Hours Outpace Issuer Redemption Schedules
The gap here is structural, not incidental: token venues are building always-on liquidity around assets whose underlying redemption rails still run on issuer time. That mismatch matters most for anyone treating tokenized equities as a close proxy for the share itself, since the exit price and the exit process can diverge precisely when markets are closed and liquidity is thinnest. Whether venues or issuers move to align these schedules — or whether the spread between them simply becomes a priced feature of weekend trading — is the open question.
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