Insights
Research and analysis from TrillionDLT on market structure, regulation, and the institutional adoption of distributed ledger technology.
As settlement cycles compress and asset classes tokenize, the boundary between traditional clearing infrastructure and distributed ledgers is narrowing. We examine what this means for market operators.
Regulatory frameworks for digital assets remain fragmented across markets. A resilient infrastructure layer must be designed for jurisdictional variance from the outset.
Multi-party computation and threshold signatures are reshaping how institutions think about custody risk. We outline the architecture principles behind resilient digital asset custody.
Continuous, atomic settlement removes a category of counterparty risk that has been structurally embedded in capital markets for decades. What would its widespread adoption require?
Fund tokenization promises operational efficiency, but also requires rethinking transfer agency, reporting, and investor servicing models built for paper-era processes.