An XRPL validator, known as Vet, has asserted that XRP addresses several concerns raised by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) regarding tokenized finance. The IMF recently highlighted potential risks associated with tokenization, such as market fragmentation and liquidity issues, despite its promise of instant settlement and automation. Vet argues that the XRP Ledger (XRPL) already mitigates these risks through features like XLS-80 and XLS-81, which enhance compliance with built-in systems like Permissioned DEX and Permissioned Domain. The IMF's note emphasized risks like rapid sell-offs and liquidity shortages due to real-time settlements. Vet countered that XRPL's compliance features address these concerns, allowing for secure on-chain financial activities. He also suggested that XRP could serve as a neutral bridge asset, simplifying liquidity management compared to the IMF's proposed synthetic central bank digital currencies (sCBDCs), which require extensive bilateral arrangements among central banks.