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The Resilience Foundation Just Deployed $100M Into Cover Re SPC

On April 2, 2026, the Resilience Foundation transferred $100M into Cover Re SPC, Re’s supporting reinsurance company, via a surplus note…

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The Resilience Foundation Just Deployed $100M Into Cover Re SPC
Capital Deployment — April 2, 2026

The Resilience Foundation
Just Deployed $100M
Into Cover Re SPC

On April 2, 2026, the Resilience Foundation transferred $100M into Cover Re SPC, Re's supporting reinsurance company, via a surplus note. This is the first capital rotation of its kind at this scale in decentralized reinsurance.

What Happened

What Happened

The capital moved from the Resilience Foundation to a Re controlled wallet and onto Cover Re SPC's balance sheet as regulatory capital.

It's governed by a surplus note, a formal agreement under which Cover Re SPC accrues interest monthly and pays it back to the Foundation annually. That interest is what covers the yield owed to reUSD and reUSDe token holders.

This is not capital leaving the system. It's capital going to work.
Capital flow: how the $100M moves and works
Resilience Foundation Stewarding entity Cover Re SPC Reinsurer (Cayman) $100M surplus note (principal) Monthly interest accrual → annual coupon Underwriting Policies → premiums writes policies premiums reUSD / reUSDe holders Token depositors Yield (from coupon) Principal flow Yield / interest flow
About the Capital

What You Should Know
About the Capital

1

The funds remain in accounts managed by Cover Re SPC. They have not left Re's control.

2

Balances are verified by independent third parties every day.

3

The risk profile has not changed. Re's equity capital is still at risk first, before any reUSDe capital, and reUSDe before any reUSD. Moving capital offchain does not change this structure as defined in the legal agreements.

Risk waterfall: who absorbs losses first
Most protected First loss reUSD Most protected — backed by reUSDe + Re equity reUSDe Absorbs losses after Re equity is exhausted Re equity capital First-loss — at risk before any token holders Moving the $100M offchain does not change this structure.

The deeper Re's capital pool grows, the more risk-remote reUSDe and reUSD become.

For Depositors

What This Means
for Depositors

Your liquidity is not affected. Re maintains at least 50% of all outstanding reUSD tokens available for instant redemption.

Redemptions are supported by multiple sources:

Redemption Liquidity Sources
1 A 50% liquidity holdback
2 Annual coupon payments from the reinsurer
3 An ~18-month principal repayment schedule
4 Re capital
5 Optional discretionary payments as needed
Five layers of liquidity — how redemptions are supported
50% liquidity holdback Primary · always available Annual coupon from reinsurer ~18-mo principal repayment schedule Re capital Discr. pmts Primary Recurring Scheduled Contingent At least 50% of all outstanding reUSD is available for instant redemption at any time. Remaining demand is met by coupons, scheduled principal, and Re capital as needed. Schematic — widths illustrate primacy, not exact dollar amounts.
What to Expect Next

What to Expect
Next

Cover Re SPC is now larger with more capacity to write policies, earn premiums, and generate yield.

This is the first rotation. More are coming because transfers like this mean the business is growing.

Where TVL ends up: yield farm vs. Re
Typical yield farm User deposit (TVL) Recycled in DeFi Yield from token emissions / other depositors. No real cashflow. Re User deposit (TVL) Deployed as regulatory capital Backs reinsurance policies; yield from real premium income.
TVL moving into underwriting capital is exactly what separates Re from yield farms.
About the Resilience Foundation

The Resilience Foundation is the stewarding entity of the Re ecosystem, overseeing governance, development, and long-term integrity of the Re Protocol. The Foundation coordinates strategic direction and ecosystem growth while operational and regulated activities are executed through independent affiliated entities, including Cover Re.

About Cover Re SPC

Cover Re is a Cayman-domiciled reinsurer delivering rated-quality capacity through a fully collateralized balance sheet. It secures reinsurance liabilities with 100% cash and investment-grade assets held in segregated Regulation 114 trusts. Led by underwriters with experience from top-tier global (re)insurers, it's structured as a long-term partner focused on building profitable relationships with like-minded insurance companies and MGAs.

Disclosures

Yields are not guaranteed. Please assess your own risk. Not financial advice.

reUSD and reUSDe are available only to non-U.S. persons in specific permitted jurisdictions through Resilience Foundation Cayman LLC ("Resilience Foundation"), an Exempted Limited Guarantee Foundation Company incorporated in the Cayman Islands with Limited Liability with registered number IC-414560. Neither the Resilience Foundation nor its affiliates provide insurance or reinsurance services, act as an insurance broker or agent, or hold a license to conduct insurance business. All regulated reinsurance activities, including the underwriting of risks and the issuance of reinsurance contracts, are conducted exclusively by Cover Reinsurance SPC Ltd. ("Cover Re SPC"). Cover Re SPC is a Class B(iii) licensed exempted segregated portfolio company incorporated in the Cayman Islands.

Not guaranteed. Purchasing reUSD and reUSDe tokens involves significant risk, including total loss of principal and smart contract vulnerabilities. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

No investment or financial advice. All content is provided for informational and educational purposes only.

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