Stablecoins, RWA & Tokenization

What is liquidity risk in tokenized real-world assets?

Liquidity risk in tokenized real-world assets is the chance you cannot sell a token quickly at a fair price because too few buyers exist. Tokenizing an asset like property or private credit does not by itself create a deep market, so demand can be thin. For example, you might hold a tokenized real-estate unit but find no buyer for weeks, forcing a discount to exit. This is a genuine risk and tokenized RWAs can lose value; understanding how an asset trades before you commit is part of disciplined allocation.

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