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Tokenized shares seduce investors with ‘quiet’ prices

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A FMI report published on October 8, 2026, analyzed five US stock tokenization platforms and found that tokenized stocks have significantly higher volatility (1.5x greater than traditional stocks) and operate 24/7, attracting small retail investors. The report notes that over 50% of transactions occur outside US market hours and that 80% involve fewer than one stock, highlighting risks for investors in non-US jurisdictions. The study covers approximately 930,000 digital wallet addresses but does not confirm if products are accessible to Portuguese investors.

Key points

• The FMI report analyzed five US stock tokenization platforms and found that tokenized stocks have significantly higher volatility (1.5x greater than traditional stocks) and operate 24/7, attracting small retail investors.
• Over 50% of transactions occur outside US market hours and 80% involve fewer than one stock, highlighting risks for investors in non-US jurisdictions.

Context and limitations

The study covers approximately 930,000 digital wallet addresses but does not confirm if products are accessible to Portuguese investors.

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