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Why Insurers Buy Reinsurance

Reinsurance is more than a backstop for extreme losses: it's structural to how insurers stabilize earnings, access expertise, and free up capital for growth.

Re Protocol's Token Suite, Explained: reUSD, reUSDe, and $RE

A breakdown of Re Protocol's three-token system. reUSD and reUSDe are yield-bearing deposit tokens that fund reinsurance collateral, while $RE is the governance instrument that lets holders shape the protocol itself.

Re is Among the First Protocols to Apply to Exchanges With Audited Financials

Re became the first Web3 protocol to submit independently-audited financial statements as part of an exchange listing, proving to exchanges and tokenholders alike that the business behind $RE is solvent, revenue-generating, and real.

reUSDe: How to Redeem

A step-by-step guide to the first reUSDe redemption window (July 9–22), covering how to submit a request, track pro-rata fulfillment, and claim your sUSDe payout in the Re App.

Karn Saroya on Rollup: $RE Goes Live

On The Rollup, Re CEO Karn Saroya breaks down why the business is refocusing on growth after its TGE, what the $RE token is designed to do, and how Re's first-loss structure sets it apart from other reinsurers.

Governance Opens, Portfolio Grows to $510M

In June, Re's underwriting portfolio grew to $510.5 million, the $RE governance token launched publicly across 27 venues, and total value locked approached the $600 million threshold.

reUSDe Redemptions, Live

Redemptions are gated by actuarial release as the underlying insurance programs mature and loss development clarifies. The first reUSDe redemption window opens July 9 and stays open through July 22.

Re Protocol Opens Governance to the Public

Re Protocol, the onchain reinsurance marketplace already carrying close to $600 million in TVL, opened governance to public participation on June 18, 2026, distributing the $RE governance token across a coordinated set of global venues.

Karn Saroya on Bankless

Re CEO Karn Saroya joined the Bankless podcast to explain how Re is building an onchain reinsurer modeled on Lloyd's of London, bringing transparent, stablecoin-backed capital to a $700B market.

Half a Billion in Business, Compounding 5× a Year

Re has written $510.5M bound premiums, providing coverage for more than 700,000 U.S. policyholders and the homes, cars, and small businesses they depend on.

Verifiable Asset Backing: How Re Proves Its Reserves Are Real

Re's verifiable solvency architecture combines Fireblocks custody, Chainlink Proof of Reserve reporting, independent smart contract audits, and layered operational controls — so capital protection is a verifiable condition, not a claim.