The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has issued a cautionary note about the increased vulnerability of tokenized markets to sudden crashes, known as flash crashes. This warning is prompting governments to consider potential regulatory measures. The IMF acknowledges that while tokenization promises faster and more cost-effective financial transactions, it also introduces new risks to the financial system. Automated trading in tokenized markets could amplify market volatility, potentially leading to more frequent and severe flash crashes. Additionally, the complex nature of blockchain technology, particularly smart contract chains, might exacerbate these situations under pressure from market events, turning isolated issues into larger-scale systemic shocks. The IMF anticipates that as this new monetary landscape unfolds, governments will be compelled to take a more active stance in regulating the tokenization sector going forward.