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$RE Tokenomics

About $RE, the protocol's governance token.

$RE is the governance token of the Re Protocol. It exists so that the users of the market can set its rules. It carries no claim on Re's revenue, earnings, or insurance flows. Here's the shape of it.

Fixed Total Supply
Ecosystem Allocation
Token Standard
Governance Model

1,000,000,000

50%

ERC-20

Stake-to-vote

The total supply is fixed at one billion $RE, with no inflation and no perpetual emissions. Allocations are distributed across the ecosystem, investors and advisors, and core contributors.

Investor, advisor, team, and some ecosystem allocations vest over multi-year schedules, so that receiving $RE entails a long-term stake in how the market develops. See Claims and Vesting for more information on ecosystem vesting schedules.

Important: The $RE governance token does not represent equity, debt, profit-sharing, dividend or fee-distribution rights, or any claim on the revenue, earnings, insurance flows, reserves, collateral, or other assets of Re, Resilience Foundation, or their affiliates. Its only function is participation in protocol governance. Any rewards are protocol-defined and should not be understood as guaranteed yield, passive income, or a share of business profits.

For more information, please visit https://govern.re.xyz.


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