More than half of tokenized assets trade beyond U.S. hours, IMF data notes

More than half of tokenized assets trade beyond U.S. hours, IMF data notes
Tokenized asset trading beyond U.S. hours

More than half of tokenized asset trading occurs outside of regular U.S. market hours, according to data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

Frank Chaparro shared this information, citing IMF data.

Chaparro has previously observed that Bitcoin experienced notable rallies in the year following each of the last three U.S. midterm elections, as detailed in one of his recent reports. He also noted that during the latest Bitcoin bear market, prices remained above the realized price, keeping holders in profit, according to another article. These observations focus on crypto price movements and investor outcomes over key periods.

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