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IMF says tokenized repos average $300 billion to $350 billion in daily volume versus $13 trillion US repo market

The IMF said tokenized repos average $300 billion to $350 billion in daily volume, compared with $13 trillion in the U.S. repo market. It said tokenized markets remain small and fragmented and need legal certainty, regulatory clarity, and interoperability to grow safely. The IMF also warned that greater scale could amplify fire-sale and contagion risks.

The IMF said tokenized repos average $300 billion to $350 billion in daily volume, compared with $13 trillion in the U.S. repo market. It said tokenized markets remain small and fragmented and need legal certainty, regulatory clarity, and interoperability to grow safely. The IMF also warned that greater scale could amplify fire-sale and contagion risks.

Key facts

  • The IMF said tokenized repos average $300 billion to $350 billion in daily volume.
  • The IMF put the U.S. repo market at $13 trillion for comparison.
  • The IMF said tokenized markets remain small and fragmented.
  • The IMF said tokenized markets need legal certainty, regulatory clarity, and interoperability to grow safely.
  • The IMF warned that greater scale in tokenized markets could amplify fire-sale and contagion risks.
  • The IMF said tokenized repos show potential for financial efficiency but face regulatory and systemic risk challenges.

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    IMF says tokenized repos average $300 billion to $350 billion a day Tokenized repos show potential for financial efficiency but face regulatory and systemic risk challenges, needing clearer legal frameworks. The post IMF says tokenized repos average $300 billion to $350 billion a day appeared first on Crypto Briefing .

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    THE BLOCK: The IMF said tokenized repos average $300 billion to $350 billion in daily volume, compared with $13 trillion in the U.S. repo market. The IMF said tokenized markets remain small and fragmented and need legal certainty, regulatory clarity, and interoperability to grow safely. It warned that greater scale could amplify fire-sale and contagion risks.

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