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.
Resilience Foundation
Resilience Foundation Subscribes for $100M Principal-At-Risk Note
On April 2, 2026, the Resilience Foundation transferred $100M into Cover Re SPC, Re’s supporting reinsurance company, via a surplus note…
Welcoming Paul Rigby as Our New General Counsel!
As Re scales, we’re building the team to match. Today, we’re excited to introduce our new General Counsel.
Performance Update: March 2026
We’re sharing an operating performance update to keep you informed on Re’s portfolio positioning, and approach to capital and risk as of…
The Most Powerful Players in Insurance Are the Ones You’ve Never Heard Of
Insurance power doesn’t sit with the companies you see, it sits upstream with reinsurers who control capacity and dictate what the market…
From Disasters to Data, Re is Building a Live Ledger of Global Risk
Spin the globe on Re’s World’s Risk Ledger for ten seconds and you’ll see the pattern immediately. An earthquake flashes along the Pacific…
RWAs Are Becoming the Trust Layer for AI Agents
RWAs × AI Agents RWAs Are Becoming the Trust Layer for AI Agents, Re Builds What They Need to Scale RWAs bring real-world yield into crypto. But the bigger story is that they may become the infrastructure AI agents rely on to transact, allocate capital, and manage risk onchain. * While
How Losses Flow at Re
Re's capital stack absorbs losses in a defined order — Re's own equity first, then the mezzanine tranche, leaving reUSD as the most protected position in the structure.