Re Protocol 

RE Price

What is Re Protocol?

Re Protocol (RE) is an on-chain reinsurance marketplace that channels stablecoin capital into fully-collateralized, licensed reinsurance treaties. Re Protocol positions itself as the "Internet Capital Market for Insurance Risk," targeting the traditional reinsurance market — estimated at roughly $700B–$800B in annual premiums. The protocol also issues yield-bearing stablecoins reUSD and reUSDe, which tokenize exposure to reinsurance yield rather than crypto-market direction.

How does Re Protocol work?

Re Protocol matches stablecoin depositors with licensed reinsurers via on-chain treaty contracts. Depositors earn yield derived from real insurance-risk premiums, with capital held as collateral backing the licensed reinsurance treaties. Re Protocol operates through regulated reinsurer structures, which underpins its Real World Assets Protocols classification. Per project updates, Re Protocol has written roughly $500M in premiums to date and targets a ~$1B annual run rate by early 2027.

What is RE's total supply and tokenomics?

RE has a fixed total and maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens, with no inflation beyond the capped supply. RE is a native ERC-20 token on Ethereum at contract 0x526526528f35ac738177003b8773b402b8df8143. Allocation breaks down as 50% Ecosystem, 20% Core Contributors, 17% Investors, and 13% Ecosystem Development Reserve. Insider-aligned tranches (Core Contributors + Investors) total roughly 37%, creating concentration risk if those schedules align.

How does RE's vesting schedule affect investors?

Per DropsTab vesting data, RE's TGE occurred on 2026-06-17, when 159.5M RE (15.95% of supply) unlocked to the Ecosystem tranche. The critical event is 2027-06-18: three locked tranches — Investors (34M RE), Core Contributors (40M RE), and Ecosystem Development Reserve (26M RE) — hit their first cliff on the same date. That ~100M RE cluster (10% of supply) creates concentrated unlock-driven sell pressure on a single day.

Who funded Re Protocol and what does the fundraising signal?

Re Protocol's disclosed equity fundraising totals $7M in a May 2024 Funding Round led by Electric Capital (Tier 1 VC, lead investor). Coinbase Ventures (exchange-affiliated, Tier 2) joined via a June 2026 Strategic Investment of undisclosed size. The Electric Capital lead signals credible institutional backing for the RWA-reinsurance thesis. Note: a reported $15M Nexus Mutual commitment went into the reinsurance fund itself, not the equity round, and should not be conflated with venture funding.

What does Re Protocol's point farming campaign require?

Re Protocol's active point farming campaign runs continuously since 2025-08-08 with no end date. Eligibility requires holding reUSD or reUSDe to stack points daily, with the campaign tagged to the "insurance" ecosystem on the Re platform. Points function as the protocol's primary user-incentive and airdrop-qualification mechanism ahead of and following RE's TGE. No separate ICO, IDO, or retroactive airdrop campaign is recorded.

How is the RE token traded across exchanges?

The RE token is widely listed across CEX, DEX, and derivative venues, with spot markets dominating the mix. Major spot venues include Binance, Coinbase, Kraken, OKX, and Upbit. Derivative (perpetual) markets trade on Binance Futures, OKX Futures, Bybit, and KuCoin Futures. DEX liquidity concentrates on Uniswap v3 (RE/USDC, RE/LINK, RE/PENDLE) and PancakeSwap V3 on Ethereum (RE/WETH). The breadth of top-tier CEX listings indicates deep liquidity and no material liquidity-risk concern.