Adrian Wall(@AdrianWall8395):Credit, not equities, is leading tokenization. That points to demand for real financial utility. At $65B against $300T in traditional capital markets, we are still very early. Getting to substantial scale is now a policy question as much as a technology one. Thanks @IMFNews for moving this conversation forward.

2026.10.09 03:08

Credit, not equities, is leading tokenization. That points to demand for real financial utility. At $65B against $300T in traditional capital markets, we are still very early. Getting to substantial scale is now a policy question as much as a technology one. Thanks @IMFNews for moving this conversation forward.

IMF@IMFNews

2026.10.08 06:15

Tokenized assets have grown rapidly, reaching roughly $65b. Yet they remain tiny compared with traditional capital markets’ $300t in assets. Our new GFSR explores the policy and market conditions needed for tokenization to scale safely: