2025-12-31 19:23:55

2025 Annual Report Card: Re, as the infrastructure layer connecting global capital with actual reinsurance risks, has made significant progress. The total annual premium income reached $191 million, and on-chain deposit scale surpassed the $100 million mark, with a strong ecosystem expansion momentum. Notably, the two major products, reUSD and reUSDe, have completed integration and deployment across 6 DeFi applications, further deepening collaboration with mainstream DeFi ecosystems and providing users with more diversified risk hedging tools and revenue channels. This series of achievements reflects the continuous increase in market recognition of the insurance tokenization sector.

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TooScaredToSell

· 11h ago

$191 million in premiums? That number looks pretty 🔥, but DeFi insurance still needs to be seen to see how far it can go.

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MemeCurator

· 2025-12-31 19:53

$191 million in premiums, $100 million in on-chain deposits... Re is really serious about this. --- ReUSD crossing 6 DeFi applications? This is the kind of ecosystem synergy that should exist, not some air project comparisons. --- Insurance tokenization finally has some innovative approaches, but real implementation remains to be seen. --- More risk hedging tools are available, but the key question is whether anyone will actually use them. --- Beautiful data is impressive, but I'm just worried it might be another wave of hype. --- Link between capital and real risk... sounds good, but I wonder how the actual payouts will turn out. --- Integrating 6 DeFi applications sounds impressive, but most ordinary people probably haven't heard of these applications, haha. --- The key to breaking through the $100 million mark is whether it can be sustained. I'm worried that after such a strong start, there might be a lack of momentum. --- This sector is indeed heating up, but what about competitors? Does Re have any differentiation?

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0xSoulless

· 2025-12-31 19:53

$191 million in premiums? Sounds impressive, but it still feels good to cut.

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LootboxPhobia

· 2025-12-31 19:49

$191 million in premiums, feels a bit inflated... what is the actual transaction volume? --- reUSD crossing 6 DeFi platforms? That’s a pretty quick step, but is it spreading too thin? --- On-chain deposits breaking 100 million and just boasting? It depends on how large the actual risk exposure is to be meaningful. --- Is the insurance tokenization track really gaining market recognition, or are these just a few projects hyping each other? --- $191 million sounds like a lot, but compared to traditional insurance, it’s still a drop in the bucket, brother. --- Reinsurance really needs to go on-chain, but I wonder if the risk control can hold up. --- Hedging tools are just hedging tools; this term has been overused... --- Integrating 6 DeFi platforms—what’s the use? You need to see the actual user interaction volume to know.

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airdrop_huntress

· 2025-12-31 19:39

191 million in premiums? DeFi ecosystem is about to take off. Finally, someone has developed insurance in this area.

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SchroedingerMiner

· 2025-12-31 19:32

$191 million in premiums... That number looks solid, but I’m not sure how long it can last. reUSD has been integrated across 6 DeFi applications? Alright, let’s wait and see how the actual user numbers turn out—don’t want another situation where the data looks good but no one actually uses it. On-chain deposits exceeding one billion is indeed impressive, but is this the pace at which the insurance sector can take off? We need to keep observing. DeFi collaboration sounds romantic, but honestly, the real factor that will retain users still depends on returns. The path of tokenizing insurance has finally been seriously pursued by someone—let’s see if it can succeed. The numbers look good, but I’m worried risks are hidden in the details. I need to study this logic further.

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