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A hypothetical 10-token round trip loses $60 in tokenized stock trading

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Tokenized stock trading can continue after conventional share markets close—but the last stock price is not a price at which traders can necessarily buy or sell. Buyers pay the token market’s asking price, sellers receive its bid, and larger orders can push execution further from the stock’s last recorded trade. Key takeaways Some token venues operate 24/7; issuer transactions follow separate schedules. Spreads and order size affect the price traders actually receive. Ondo supports weekend minting and redemption for selected assets, subject to limits. Tokenized stock trading beyond regular market hours Tokenized stocks can trade 24/7 , depending on the venue. Under xStocks’ rules as of October 25, 2026, that continuous secondary trading does not mean issuance and redemption are continuously available.

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