Dan Sleep writes about the structural shifts happening beneath the surface of finance, with a focus on how technology reshapes core market infrastructure. His work explores how decisions about custody, distribution, and platforms can unlock or constrain innovation, especially as digital and tokenised assets move from experimental edge cases into the regulated mainstream.

By following Dan’s stories, readers can understand why tokenisation is not just a new product trend but a deep infrastructure choice that affects wealth managers, asset servicers, and technology teams. He examines how legal, operational, and systems changes intersect, helping readers see where existing architectures are under pressure and what it will take to modernise them for the next phase of financial markets.