A generation ago, people counted sheep. Now they buy $400 sleep-tracking rings. The sleep economy has exploded — growing 40% in two years, with young adults driving 55% of consumption.
Some sleep tech is evidence-backed: weighted blankets, white noise, light-regulation alarms. But a lot of it is marketed placebo.
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