Why Governance Exists at Re
Reinsurance is the critical financial infrastructure nobody sees, and Re is rebuilding it to be open, transparent, and governed by the people who depend on it.
Performance Update: May 2026
TVL is reaching $500 million, the underwriting portfolio reaches $409 million across 48 programs and 49 U.S. states, and the re Token Generation Event is coming soon.
Re and the Uncorrelated Market, Rewiring Where Yield Comes From
Re makes reinsurance, a structurally uncorrelated asset class, available onchain for the first time, offering DeFi users a return stream driven by events like accidents and property claims rather than crypto market cycles.
Resilience Foundation to Launch The RE Governance Token
Resilience Foundation today confirmed the upcoming Token Generation Event for the RE token — the ERC-20 governance instrument for an internet-native insurance capital market that already carries a multi-billion-dollar commercial pipeline.
Stablecoins Hit $320B. RWAs Grew 10x. Reinsurance Is Next.
DeFi spent its first decade competing for 3% of global finance. The rails for the other 97% have finally been built. Re is the first protocol positioned to hold real reinsurance capital at institutional scale.
What $358 Million in Broker Trust Looks Like at Cover Re
Cover Re places $358M of premium through eight broking partners, seven of whom rank in the global top ten. The panel is a deliberate study in scale, diversification, and earned trust.
What the Clarity Act Gets Right About Distribution Structure, and Why Re Fits In
Re's reUSD generates distributions from insurance premiums — not stablecoin holdings, not leverage, not token emissions.
What We Heard at Consensus Miami, and Why Re Was Ready for It
Consensus Miami confirmed what Re has been building toward: institutional capital is looking for real revenue, credible risk infrastructure, and structured exposure. Here's what we heard, and where Re stands.
Performance Update: April 2026
$100 million moved from liquid backing into Cover Re SPC to fund diversified underwriting activity, as the platform's $358 million portfolio continues to scale.
Welcoming Blanca Qin as Our New Head of Casualty
Blanca joins from RenaissanceRe, where she structured and priced casualty reinsurance treaties across a range of cedants and programs.
$475M TVL Re Transitions From LayerZero to Chainlink CCIP To Expand Distribution of reUSD
$475M TVL Re Transitions From LayerZero to Chainlink CCIP Expanding reUSD Distribution Following an internal evaluation of cross-chain infrastructure, Re is migrating from LayerZero to Chainlink CCIP as its exclusive bridging infrastructure to power the expansion of reUSD across the multi-chain ecosystem. The most secure cross-chain solution.
The Institutional Case for Onchain Reinsurance
Re is already operating at institutional scale as an onchain reinsurer with real underwriting performance, broker-driven distribution, and three years of regulatory infrastructure.