The decentralized reinsurance protocol Re Protocol unveiled the complete architecture of its three native assets: reUSD, reUSDe, and $RE, each with a differentiated function within the ecosystem.
reUSD operates as the senior tranche of Re Protocol’s capital stack, backed by stablecoins such as USDC, USDT and Ethena assets. A portion of each deposit remains on-chain for redemption liquidity, while the rest is deployed off-chain as collateral for reinsurance contracts.
Its yield combines the SOFR rate plus 250 basis points for off-chain capital and the seven-day moving average of sUSDe plus 250 basis points for on-chain capital.
Below the senior tranche, Re Protocol uses reUSDe as an intermediate layer with full off-chain deployment, greater risk exposure, and quarterly redemption windows regulated by independent actuaries. It offers a SOFR spread plus 850 basis points, equivalent to 8.5%, sourced from regulated insurance underwriting activity.
Losses are absorbed in strict order: first the protocol’s own capital, estimated at approximately $77 million by June 2026, then reUSDe and finally reUSD. Re Protocol’s native token, $RE, with a fixed supply of one billion units, serves exclusively as a community governance instrument and grants no rights over yields or position in the loss cascade.
Source:Â https://re.xyz/insights/re-protocol-token-suite-explained
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