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.
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.
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.
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.
$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.
Insurance power doesn’t sit with the companies you see, it sits upstream with reinsurers who control capacity and dictate what the market…
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.
Today, Re is announcing a collaboration with Ink, an Ethereum Layer 2 from the team that brought you Kraken.