October Performance Update:
Record Deposit Growth and Yield Generation
Dear Members,
A year of milestones brought another in October: total deposits into the protocol surpassed $400 million, only 40 days after passing the $300 million mark.
October also included additions on both the onchain and reinsurance sides of the business. Re saw further cross-chain expansion with reUSD market launches on Monad and added five new reinsurance deals across multiple lines of business.
Capital Position & Liquidity
All figures reflect the October 31, 2026, reporting snapshot unless otherwise noted. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Re’s TVL stood at $799.09 million on October 31, an increase of 12.1% over September 30. As of the reporting period, TVL was composed as follows:
Similarly to September, growth in protocol capital was propelled primarily by a major increase in reUSD deposits.
Deposits Surpassed $400 Million
October saw total deposits across reUSD and reUSDe exceed $400 million, just 40 days after reaching $300 million. That’s nearly 80% less time than the 186 days that had elapsed between the $200 million and $300 million marks.
It also featured the greatest month-over-month dollar growth in total deposits since the protocol’s inception. Deposits rose from $319.2 million to $405.2 million across the course of the month, an increase of $86.0 million (27%).
reUSD deposits were the primary driver, growing from $298.6 million to $374.9 million. reUSDe deposits rose from $20.6 million to $30.2 million, an increase driven largely by a $9 million allocation from Nexus Mutual.
Total deposits measure the combined value of all reUSD and reUSDe in circulation.
A Record Month for Yield Generation
Total yield accrued to holders grew by $2.3 million in October, the largest single-month dollar increase in the protocol’s history. reUSD and reUSDe accrue yield through daily increases in net asset value (NAV). That yield is produced primarily by licensed reinsurance activity through Cover Re SPC Ltd, Re’s reinsurance company.
Portfolio Composition
Cover Re added five new reinsurance deals during October, covering the following lines of business:
vehicles transporting patients to non-emergency medical visits
patient transport and contractors’ work vehicles
commercial trucking fleets possessing strong safety track records
the first layer of extra coverage for liability that exceeds a company’s primary policy
additional insurance in which a reinsurer takes on a share of the risk pursuant to terms set by another reinsurer which leads the deal
These additions increased total bound premium since inception to $520.6 million.
The new deals further diversify Re’s portfolio across lines of business. Increased diversification limits concentration, reducing the impact that poor performance in any single category can exert across the portfolio as a whole.
Re’s broader underwriting approach continues to favor shorter-duration risks and contracts that set a low ceiling on potential claims payments. This strategy aims to help guard against losses and support consistent underwriting performance.
$65 Million Deployed to Cover Re
On October 19, Re announced the execution of a new $65 million investment note between Resilience Foundation and Cover Re SPC Ltd. This was subsequent to the foundation’s initial $100 million investment in April, bringing the total deployed to $165 million.
April
October 19
to Cover Re
Capital transferred offchain to Cover Re is sourced from onchain deposits into Re Protocol from users who mint reUSD and reUSDe. Cover Re converts that capital into US dollars and uses it to support new reinsurance contracts. Underwriting revenue from Cover Re flows back to Re Protocol to support yield for holders.
$RE Token Activity
Per the standard ecosystem release schedule, 7.09 million $RE unlocked from the ecosystem allocation on October 17.
$RE’s maximum supply is fixed at one billion tokens, with no ongoing inflation or perpetual emissions.
ecosystem allocation · October 17
no ongoing inflation
What’s Next
The latest reUSDe redemption claims window opened on October 15. Claims will remain available through November 14. Because total redemptions did not exceed the available surplus, all claims will be fulfilled in full. We look forward to delivering our next update in December.
— Re Management Team
October Blogs
- Claims, Costs, and Premiums: Understanding Reinsurance Treaty Performance
- What Does a Reinsurance Broker Do? An Interview with Howden Re Managing Director of Broking Josephine Li
- Resilience Foundation Deploys $65M to Cover Re
- Why Reinsurance Yield Is Largely Uncorrelated with Stocks, Bonds, and Crypto
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